From: John Graves > I am probably restating something but here in Massachusetts, there are > groups that feed and capture feral cats. After capture, they are > neutered and returned to the wild. We also have a substantial > population of coyotes that don't mind tangling with a feral cat or two. > > John G. > > Rebekah wrote: >> They don't belong, have no >> natural predators, and killing them on site is the best thing. > In what way is it the 'best' thing?
They have that around here too, but feral cats aren't the same threat to local fauna in Massachusetts or North Carolina that they are in Australia or New Zealand. They do have natural predators around here, for the most part feral dogs. We don't have the coyotes, but they're headed this way (mainly due to the elimination of *their* natural predators). -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
