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 →
Laura Beth has my vote. I have watched the video of her made by a news production company, 5WLWT, and she seems saintly in her courageous and tender attitude towards feral cats. She feeds them because they need her and … Continue reading →
The video below says it all, really. I’ll add some words. The situation is very similar to the viral story discussed recently concerning Nancy Segula in Garfield Heights, OH. I appears that Champion, OH is not far away. As far … Continue reading →
A Wilson County, Tennessee attorney has been ordered to stop feeding feral cats and believes the order equates to animal cruelty because the cats have depended on her as their caregiver for food for the past four years. Donna Wagner … Continue reading →
This is an interesting point that I picked up on my travels across the Internet. It needs some research. Richard Dressel of the Highlands County Sheriff’s Office told patch.com last Tuesday that there is no law against feeding stray dogs … Continue reading →
This is about a kindhearted woman living in Fayette County, Indiana who can’t turn her back on feral cats. She has to help but she struggles to cope. I can’t access the full page because the websites won’t allow me … Continue reading →
Catherine Bradley has been feeding feral cats as part of TNR in Florida Palm Beach and West Beach for 40 years. She has detractors and supporters; walking a tightrope to avoid prosecution.
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