LETTER: Responsible feral cat care is necessary in Salina  — I
have been following the situation and the concerns in the town
of Salina regarding the issue of feral cats. The guest column in
the July 10 Star-Review [“TNR is not the best answer for Salina
cat problem”] made the conclusion that TNR is not the best
answer for cats in Salina.. .if your objective is ridding the
neighborhood of cats. This seems definitely true. However, how
can you make the case that "cat removal" is the solution? n
eradication program would need to remove every single cat! Even
one left behind will reproduce and start the population all over
again. So the eradication method seems like a daunting,
unbelievably expensive (not to mention the money wasted) and
impossible method for success!  Also, we have to remember that
there are a lot of pet cats that go outside. People are not
going to be happy with their neighbors if pets keep getting
trapped and removed and the owners have to pay to get their pet
back. This is such an injustice