Cats & Wildlife - A Conservation Dilemma

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Cats & Wildlife - A Conservation Dilemma

By: John S. Coleman, Stanley A. Temple and Scott R. Craven

Summary: Free-ranging cats are abundant and widespread predators. They often exist at much higher densities than native predators. They prey on large numbers of wild animals, some of which are rare or endangered. They compete with native predators, and they harbor a variety of diseases.

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