Furry Hearts Rescue reported in early June that they have helped 105 cats to be spayed/neutered in 2015. This kind of effort will over the course of several years reduce the numbers of feral cats. My sense is that if you want a cat as a pet, then you should be able to welcome the cat into your home. And, of course take good care of your pet cat that will include spaying/neutering.
On Monday, the Associated Humane Society van will be in front of Maplewood Town Hall to do low cost dog and cat spay/neutering. Call 973-824-7080 x118 or 121 to make an appointment. I want to congratulate and thank the many volunteers who have been getting dogs and particularly outdoor and feral cats spayed/neutered.
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