Feral cats exist for two reasons. One, they fit in very well to our urban and suburban environments. They can coexist well with us, living in our out buildings and feasting on the food garbage we ...

TNR Perpetuates Feral Cat Threats to Humans and Wildlife. Escambia County has a feral cat problem that will get worse if the proposed ‘solution’ is implemented.

Feral cat colonies pose health risks to humans and cause the deaths of billions of birds and other wildlife every year. The American Bird Conservancy applauds local school officials for acting to ...

A committee of the Hawaiʻi County Council voted on Tuesday to recommend passage of a bill that would make it illegal to feed ...

Earlier this week, an overwhelming majority of Wisconsin residents supported a proposal to legalize killing feral cats. ... Blame for feral cats lies with humans. April 14, 2005; ...

Because most feral cats haven't been socialized to live with humans and aren't suitable for adoption, they see creating outdoor colonies where they're fed and cared for as a humane alternative.

If the cat has not been neutered, it does whatever is required to live and reproduce, writes Charlene Shimandle. Skip to Article. ... Humans are to blame for feral cat problem.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla.,None — The Volusia County Health Department issued a rabies alert for 60 days Friday, following two unprovoked attacks on humans by feral cats within the past month. The ...

Feral cats are ecological serial killers. ... Torrey adds that the risk to human health from indoor cats is low, and primarily limited to childhood. "Once you’re beyond 25 to 30 years of age, ...

Feral cats have been recorded eating human corpses at a research facility that studies how our bodies decompose. The cats were seen scavenging from dead bodies at the site in Whitewater, Colorado ...

Feral cats, who have never been pets and live like raccoons and possums and other wild animals, ... Such cats can benefit from human care, particularly spaying and neutering, ...