Maria Cazanes (also said to be ‘Casanas’) has lived in her apartment in Miami Beach, Florida, for 28 years. She appears to be a frail 75-year-old woman. Her landlord says that she has too many cats. We don’t know how … Continue reading →
Animal advocates will argue that it’s time to punish animal abusers properly and commensurate with the gravity their crimes. In this instance a supposed cat rescuer is accused of being a serial cat abuser of the most cruel kind. Her … 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 →
I like this picture because a little tabby kitten is at the bottom of a very big net surrounded by lots of heavy machinery. It is a picture of contrasts. The kitten is obviously utterly bemused but I think she’ll … Continue reading →
Pamela wrote a comment on an article that I wrote a few months ago. Her comment is a plea for help because she has too many cats. I think it is great when a person asks for assistance under these … 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.
Continue reading →Because of rezoning by the authorities Beyond Nine Cat Rescue in Oakland Park, Florida, has to close which means all the cats have to be adopted or fostered.
Continue reading →Screenshot from video. Feeding feral cats can lead to disputes. We know that, but rarely, if ever, does it escalate to a shooting. Sadly, in this incident one of persons involved shot a cop who survived. The Brevard County Sheriff’s … Continue reading →
The man told Mr Smith that he was breaking the law. Smith said that he wasn’t whereupon the man hit Smith presumably with his fist on the right side of his head which felled him.
Continue reading →Florida, USA: There is a moral to this story and it is made by the Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge and Education Center. “If a citizen spots a displaced, injured, or orphaned wild bobcat, the first thing they should do … Continue reading →
