<s>[INST] Local residents of a certain city are very disturbed about the increasing number of feral dogs roaming the streets in their neighborhood. They are mutilating gardens, frightening children, and even biting some people. The municipality has decided not to intervene, citing economic constraints. The residents are considering taking the law into their own hands by organizing a trap-neuterandReturn (TNR) program to manage the population. However, some say that the most effective and humane approach is to simply build a large animal shelter on the outskirts of the city, where they can be housed and fed. Most say that that is unrealistic, pointing out that feeding and caring for a large number of feral dogs is very costly. Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument for the TNR program?[/INST]