Empowering TNR Initiatives in Shizishan

Hong Kong implements a  strategy for stray animals through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) , primarily targeting stray cats and dogs. This policy aims to reduce the number of homeless animals while improving their welfare and minimizing public health risks.

  • Trap: Stray animals are humanely captured using baited cages.
  • Neuter: Captured animals are sterilized by licensed veterinarians, vaccinated against rabies and diseases, and often ear-tipped 
  • Return: Healthy animals are returned to their original habitats after recovery

Little game: Join Hong Kong's TNR Mission

A scenario simulation game created by us to give you a full picture of the TNT process.

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Support Hong Kong's TNR Initiative

Empowering communities with knowledge and strategies to effectively manage and support stray animal populations in Hong Kong.

Tactical TNR

Advanced TNR Strategies for Success

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Interactive Learning Modules

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Virtual Strategy Workshops

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Resource Library Access

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Protect Wildlife with TNR Initiatives

Promote sustainable solutions with innovative TNR strategies and educational tools, fostering harmony between communities and wildlife in Hong Kong.
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Comprehensive TNR Policy Guide

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Interactive Stray Animal Game

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Interactive Learning Modules

Engage with dynamic modules to deepen understanding of TNR policies and practices.
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Strategic Game Development

Experience our unique game designed to simulate real-world challenges in stray animal management.
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Comprehensive Policy Resources

Access detailed resources on current TNR policies and strategic approaches in Hong Kong.

Community Feedback

Challenges of managing stray animals in Hong Kong

lacked other strategies to manage the free-roaming dogs, such as promoting the adoption of stray animals.

- Junqueira & Galera, 2024

the Hong Kong government stopped all official TNR programs in 2019, all TNR projects now need to be completed independently by NGOs

- Legislative Council, 2020

TNR did not work well in Hong Kong might be because of the shorter trial duration and had low popularity among the population

- Tilley et al., 2023

NGO contact information

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals（SPCA）

Web：https://www.spca.org.hk/ Tel：2802 0501

Hong Kong Society for the Care of Dogs and Cats（HKSCDA）

Web: https://www.hkscda.com/ Tel: 9864 1089

Animal Welfare and Health Association（AWHA）

Web：https://www.hkawha.org/ Tel：2399 7783

Lifelong Animal Protection Charity (LAP)

Web：http://www.lap.org.hk/ Tel：6477 1492

Hong Kong Homeless Dogs Society(HKHDS)

Web :https://www.hkhomelessdogsl.org.hk/ Email:[email protected]

Society for the Aid of Abandoned Animals（SAA）

Web：http://www.saa.org.hk/ Tel：2838 0633

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