Alberta mayor apologizes for feral cat remarks
"Put them on the exhaust pipes": Alberta mayor slammed for "vile" comments on feral cats
In the clip, the mayor recalls the “old days on the farm” when people “threw (cats) in a bag and threw them in the river or they just put them on the exhaust pipes.” “I grew up on a farm. I know what happened back then, and there wasn’t emotion tied to it,” Katchur said.
Alberta mayor’s suggestion that residents could kill feral cats is deeply concerning
FORT SASKATCHEWAN, ALBERTA—Animal Justice, Canada’s leading national animal law organization, is appalled by Fort Saskatchewan Mayor Gale Katchur’s comments made during a city committee meeting earlier this week.
A spay and neuter clinic held this past weekend in Belpre sterilized and provided other services for more than 100 stray and ...
The City of Gustine has announced an opportunity for a dedicated individual to join its Public Safety department in a role to ...
Two feral cats have tested positive for the rabies virus in Comal County, marking the fifth confirmed rabies case in the ...
One cat control measure is the AI-based Felixer trap – a box that uses lasers, cameras and AI to distinguish feral cats from ...
The San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition is seeking donations of Styrofoam boxes to help protect cats from cold and harsh weather ...
The Chautauqua County Health Department has confirmed that two feral or stray cats in the City of Jamestown have died from the rabies virus. No other cats have been identified as having rabies and ...
The Australian government has committed additional funding to prevent feral cats from harming native species Tanya Plibersek the Minister for the En ...
The mayor of Fort Saskatchewan, Alta., has apologized after she was criticized for musing about the "old days" of managing ...
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