On January 29, 2013 the peer-reviewed journal article titled" The impact of free-ranging
domestic cats on wildlife of the United States" and written by Scott R. Loss, Tom Will, and …

Anthropogenic threats, such as collisions with man-made structures, vehicles, poisoning and
predation by domestic pets, combine to kill billions of wildlife annually. Free-ranging …

Throughout much of the world, growing populations of free-ranging domestic cats pose an
increasingly serious threat to biodiversity. However, no study has estimated the magnitude …

Wildlife mortality caused by domestic cats is evident where free-roaming house cats are
present in the tropical Andes region, a phenomenon for which there is a lack of scientific …

American birds face an estimated 117 to 157 million exotic predators in the form of free-
ranging domestic cats (Felis catus), which are estimated to kill at least one billion birds every …

Accurate information about the number of cats living outdoors and how they respond to
different kinds of management are necessary to quell debates about outdoor cat policy. The …

Outdoor and feral cats cause a huge impact on wild bird populations. Out of the 5 billion
birds that die each year, nearly half of them are killed by cats The introduction of an …

Cats kill many more wild birds and small mammals in the United States than scientists
thought. The domestic species may rank as the biggest immediate danger that living around …

From analysis of results from 93 studies on the frequency of occurrence of birds in cat dietary
samples, and a recently published assessment of the population size of feral cats in largely …

We reviewed data collected from 82 wildlife rehabilitation centers throughout North America
(the WILD‐ONe database) during a 3.5‐year period to determine common causes of …