... Cat advocates in Petaluma need your support. Petaluma is known for trapping and killing their feral cats. Instead of implementing a Trap, Neuter, and Release (TNR) program, ... That makes it impossible for any group to take such an expense on, and the city knows that. What damage has the cats done or the caregivers for that matter that would cause the city to demand this? We have asked that question, ...

... Pets Marc Maron Photo: Resilient.Rabbit/ Flickr When it comes to feral cats , there are those who do nothing, those who trap-neuter-return , and then there's Marc ... cats as pets for five years. His fans are familiar with his cats through the stories he's told on his radio shows for Air America; ... WTF with Marc Maron ." In honor of National Feral Cat Day , Maron spoke with Paw Nation about ...

By LORI A. CARTER THE PRESS DEMOCRAT Advocates for feral cats are hoping to convince Petaluma City Council members to reconsider an ordinance meant to improve management of wild cat colonies within the city. The council signaled approval of the ordinance earlier this month on a 6-1 vote and is scheduled to finalize its adoption Monday.

... on a U.S. Navy-owned island off the S. California coast, 54 feral cats have been live-trapped and relocated to a $100,000 facility at the Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Ramona. The Navy and USFWS were apparently influenced by the Humane Society of the United States, even though the adult cats are far too wild to be adopted. The North County Times and LA Times.

Okay, now that I have your attention: the airport that has “amenities” such as herds of feral cats milling about is - Mineralnye Vody Airport in Russia. It also boasts a fellow who sells daggers in the departure lounge - which helped it rank among Foreign Policy magazine’s worst airports of 2007 ...

Click Images to Enlarge Vangordon's letter to Fujioka did not allow control of fleas and feces as an abatement measure, only that the cats had to be trapped and killed. However, this was just received as the County's official policy. I think no one in the animal community trusts that they limit themselves to this.