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Do you know if TNR is non profit? Are the vet tech's/vets just neutering these cats on their own time, without getting paid?

Where do Pet Stores get the animals that they sell? And also, does anyone have details about how both Euthenasia-based shelters and neuter/release-based shelters work? Like, are most shelters non-profit organizations, or do they operate on money from the government, thru taxes or what? If anyone...

I assume that we're all cat lovers here. So I'm sure that all of our hearts break when we think of how many homeless and/or abused cats there are out there. What do you guys think may be a solution to so many homeless cats? Have you heard of the "Trap-Neuter-Return" Program? If so, any thoughts?

So as a past breeder, how do you feel about some people's negative views on breeding-focusing on the fact that breeding is taking away from potential homes for stray cats?

Is it true that those associations put money and volunteering into humane societies and animal shelters? Another question, are you a cat breeder?

GoldenKitty45, you are currently, or used to be, involved with the CFA, correct?

*Newbie question again* Don't look down on me for seeming ignorant! *sulks* But, what exactly is a purebred cat? A cat who's parents are of the same breed? And then on the other hand there's a cat who's parents are of different breeds? Which is more healthy? Someone said that breeding weeds out...

But how does breeding a cat benefit the cat species in general? Why is breeding a good thing? And cat shows were brought up- why are cat shows a good thing?

*Newbie who's asking questions* I just wanted to know what the positives are to breeding cats? I want to know all the facts, and the side FOR breeding, from the breeders themselves, before I make up my own opinion about the subject. Any takers?