10,000 Birds
MAY 8, 2015
No: it is the fault of their owners, their former owners, or the Trap-Neuter-Release crowd. It’s so much easier to delete a picture than to end the life of a mortally wounded cat-caught bird, like this Downy Woodpecker … who is alive, but not for long. Is it the fault of the cats? There is no moral ambiguity here.
Animal Person
JULY 24, 2009
Flex is a handsome, neutered male, red fawn greyhound (currently under 60 pounds). He came to OCFA totally flea infested and with a few open wounds. One wound (the one on his front right leg) was to the bone. Dogs they can not place in foster care or find adoptive homes for are euthanized after 14 days by county ordinance.
10,000 Birds
APRIL 1, 2012
Trap-neuter-release programs sound nice and let folks think that they are doing good but they actually often add to the problem , and never reach the goal of zero feral cats in an area. I can also remember the fleas they brought home to share with us and the wounds they would get from unknown sources.
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