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What Businesses Should Know

Close-up view of a community cat resting in a sunlit alley

Community cats often live near businesses because these areas provide shelter, warmth, and relative safety. When managed properly, community cat colonies can coexist peacefully with businesses and customers.


Managed colonies are different


A managed colony means:

  • Cats are spayed or neutered

  • Feeding is controlled and monitored

  • Areas are kept clean

  • Issues are addressed quickly


This reduces common concerns such as odors, noise, and litter.


Why removing cats usually backfires


When cats are removed, new unfixed cats often move in. This leads to:

  • More cats, not fewer

  • Increased noise and territorial behavior

  • Ongoing complaints


Managed cats help prevent this cycle by holding their territory.


Our approach


Addison Cat Crew works to:

  • Minimize disruption to businesses

  • Respond to concerns promptly

  • Adjust care methods when needed

  • Maintain clean and discreet feeding areas


We believe community cats, caregivers, and businesses can coexist successfully through communication, coordination, and humane care.


If you have questions or concerns, we encourage you to reach out — we’re happy to talk.


 
 
 

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