Kathy’s Kitties has succeeded in convincing Gatesville prison to discontinue a new policy of trap and kill for feral cats living on the prison grounds, and will be allowed to manage and care for the cats from now on.
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Hayden Animal Shelter Protection Law Survives Second Repeal Vote
California’s Hayden Law survived Governor Brown’s repeal proposal for a second time yesterday, thanks to the continued efforts of animal lovers and activists.
Agreement Allows Cat Colony to Remain at St. James Church in Lower Manhattan
The Archdiocese of New York has agreed to allow feeding and daily care for the colony of 8 cats living at St. James Church in lower Manhattan during a 60 day trial period. The Church’s original plan to get rid of the cats drew disapproval from many quarters and the Archdiocese has relented.
PA Senate Unanimous in Vote to Outlaw Gassing of Companion Animals
Pennsylvania appears to be on its way to banning the use of gas chambers on cats and dogs in shelters. After 48-0 passage by the Senate, attention turns to the House, where the bill is said to have strong support.
Kathy’s Kitties Works to Save Threatened Texas Prison Cats
A policy change meant a death sentence for over 300 feral cats at Gatesville Prison. Kathy Kwieran got permission for some cats to be pulled and saved but is still working on saving the rest. She asks everyone to please sign and share her petition and the cats’ plight.