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\\end{cases}\\tag{1}NEWLINE\\]NEWLINE Here \\(L\\) is a self-adjoint elliptic operator \\(Lu=\\sum_{i,j} \\partial_j(a_{ij} (x)\\partial_iu)\\) and \\(\\{\\Omega_\\alpha: \\alpha>0\\}\\) is a family of smooth bounded domains in \\(\\mathbb{R}^n\\), where \\(\\bigcup_\\alpha \\Omega_\\alpha= \\mathbb{R}^n\\), \\(\\text{diam} (\\Omega_\\alpha)\\to 0\\) as \\(\\alpha\\to 0\\) and \\(\\overline \\Omega_\\alpha \\subset \\Omega_\\beta\\) for \\(\\alpha <\\beta\\). Further \\((Ku)(x)= \\int_{\\Omega_\\alpha} k(x)u (t,x)dx\\) with continuous \\(k(x)\\geq 0\\) and \\(\\int_{\\mathbb{R}^n} k(x)dx\\leq 1\\), and \\(f(u, v) \\in C^1\\) in \\([0,c)^2\\), \\(f\\) increasing in \\(v\\), \\(f(0,0)>0\\) and \\(f(u,v)\\to \\infty\\) as \\(u\\to c\\) for all \\(v\\). Here \\(c>0\\) is a fixed constant, and quenching on \\(\\Omega_\\alpha\\) of the solution \\(u\\) of (1) means that \\(\\max_xu(t,x)\\to c\\) as \\(t\\to T\\), where \\(T\\in (0,\\infty)\\). An example is \\(f(u,v)=(1+ av^\\beta)/(1-bu^\\gamma)\\) with \\(a,b,\\beta, \\gamma>0\\). If in the steady-state problem NEWLINE\\[NEWLINE-Lu= f(u,Ku)\\quad\\text{in}\\quad\\Omega_\\alpha, \\quad u(x)=0\\quad\\text{on}quad\\partial \\Omega_\\alpha \\tag{2}NEWLINE\\]NEWLINE there is a pair of upper/lower solutions \\(0\\leq \\widetilde u\\leq \\widehat u\\) for (2), then there is a minimum solution \\(\\underline u\\) and a maximum solution \\(\\overline u\\) of (1) between \\(\\widehat u\\) and \\(\\widetilde u\\). NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINELet \\(\\alpha^*\\) be the supremum of all \\(\\alpha>0\\) such that (2) has a positive solution. Then for any \\(\\alpha< \\alpha^*\\) there is a positive minimum solution \\(\\underline u(x;\\alpha)\\) and maximum solution \\(\\overline u(x; \\alpha) < c\\). If in addition \\(f_u(u,v)\\geq\\varepsilon>0\\) in \\((0,c)^2\\), then \\(\\alpha^* < \\infty\\) and for \\(\\alpha> \\alpha^*\\) there is no positive solution to (2). For the quenching problem (1) the main theorem states that for \\(\\alpha< \\alpha^*\\) and \\(u_0(x) \\leq\\underline u(x)\\) a unique global solution exists, and it converges to \\(\\underline u(x)\\) as \\(t\\to\\infty\\); in case \\(\\alpha>\\alpha^*\\), for any \\(u_0 (x)