This little feral cat story, from Philip Joens of the Des Moines Register, highlights a problem which is at the root of many attempts by city legislators/administrators to better manage the feral cat population in their jurisdiction. Jefferson City in … Continue reading →
In CHAMPION TWP., Ohio, USA there is a woman, Nancy McCauley, who has lived in Champion since 1965 and who is compelled to feed stray cats. She is in violation of the local laws which considers feeding stray cats as … Continue reading →
The hunters of Victoria, Australia are disappointed that they can’t hunt feral cats and the authorities in this state are confused about shooting feral cats. They declare the feral cat a pest which would normally allow sport hunters of any … Continue reading →
The headline is “1,000 feral cats shot in the Netherlands as more provinces consider a cull”. Over three and a half years about 1,000 feral cats have been shot in the provinces of Utrecht and Friesland in the Netherlands. These … Continue reading →
This is a follow up page to one I wrote on 3rd December 2017 about Steven Mishow shooting domestic cats belonging to neighbors. One of them was Olivia belonging to Pam Dowell who decided to leave the area as a … Continue reading →
The Idaho County Sheriff protected the cat shooter, Jesse Winterringer when he shot his dog and allegedly committed a crime. The sheriff fails to investigate Winterringer’s continued shooting of cats.
Continue reading →This dumbass redneck who likes to shoot feral cats doesn’t get it. He doesn’t care if he shoots a domestic cat or a feral cat. This is his ignorance. And he can’t spell ‘feral’.
Continue reading →The city administrators of Jefferson, Iowa had decided that the police could shoot feral cats as a method of euthanasia after citizens had trapped the cats. They then backtracked after a discussion with local animal welfare organizations.
Continue reading →The question in the title, asked on the Internet, must refer to both New York City and the State of New York. The answer is that only under certain very restrictive conditions is it legal to shoot feral cats in … Continue reading →
Australia’s dirty secret is shooting kangaroos and cats at night, out of sight. The authorities consider both these animals vermin and pests because (a) the kangaroo competes with livestock for pasture and (b) the feral cat kills native species. Kangaroos … Continue reading →
