Join the movement to protect cats   Cats and Caregivers Feeling
the Loss of City Support in L.A.  A few short months ago, a Los
Angeles Superior Court ruling stopped the city from subsidizing
feral cat spay/neuter services and educating the public about
Trap-Neuter-Return, paralyzing a collaborative partnership
between city and citizens that had been moving forward for 20
years.  Since then, the quality of life for L.A.'s feral cats
and the challenges faced by their caregivers have taken a turn
for the worse.  Now in the midst of kitten season, Pam
Wilkinson, a Coalition for Pets and Public Safety employee who
assists L.A. residents with spay and neuter resources, receives
30 to 50 calls per day about litters of kittens found outdoors.
Wilkinson helps residents understand that Trap-Neuter-Return
keeps feral cats out of shelters, where they have a nearly 100%
chance of being killed. She also educates the public on how
Trap-Neuter-Return relieves the stresses of mating and
stabilizes feral cat colony population