Meena Persaud is a unique woman with a huge heart, masses of commitment and stamina and she has a great love of cats. She says that for the past four years she has worked every night between the hours of … Continue reading →
ANALYSIS: Dubai is in the UAE. There is a very beautiful and very large luxury development in Dubai which, as I understand it, has been built by Emmar and is managed by Emirates Living. It is luxury living for expats … Continue reading →
Yes, of course it is. However it is a question worth asking if for no other reason than it gives me the opportunity to say it is okay. That point needs to be made loud and clear. There is a … Continue reading →
Firstly, I have deliberately specified that this study relates to China and the reason for this will become apparent when you read the article. The title to the study has been described as sexist and discriminatory. It is entitled: Where … Continue reading →
JERUSALEM – OPINION/NEWS: It seems that the war over feeding and not feeding feral cats (and TNR or killing feral cats) is the same in Jerusalem as it is in America. This is the big debate and it causes violence … Continue reading →
Gilbert, Arizona, USA: Paul Rodriguez, 64, believes that he has spent up to $100,000 over 14 years feeding feral cats, ABC News reports. He has been fined countless times and had several run-ins with the police over the past year. … Continue reading →
This study came to the conclusion that TNR volunteers managing a feral cat colony on Tokunoshima Island might cause what the scientists call ‘hyper-predation’ of local native species. What they mean is that the cats are helped by people feeding … Continue reading →
“Robin Stevens (a commenter on Facebook) said: Oh I bet that judge knew what kind of acid rain would fall if there was no compromise.” He is correct. The situation demanded compromise and a sensibe and pragmatic approach as Nancy … Continue reading →
This is Denver and we have an 86-year-old lady, Earnestine Jackson, whose daughter had sympathy on three feral cats in her mother’s backyard so she feed and watered them. That’s all she did. That was nice of her and understandable … Continue reading →
“They were so hungry that they could hardly wait for us to pour food into their bowls.” – Tomcat Solutions Easton, Maryland, USA: An employee of a regional Human Society of the United States (HSUS) was on her way to … Continue reading →
