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Do Not Kill South End Foxes.

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Tricia
6 years ago

This a reprehensible, over-reaction to fear mongering. The fox who have contracted rabies are most likely already dead from the disease. The traps pose a danger to indoor/outdoor pet cats who could be potentially caught in an unchecked trap and freeze to death.

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Barbara E Manter
6 years ago

Unacceptable - over-reaction. There are other ways - please find them.

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Amy
6 years ago

How did these foxes get rabies? Shouldn’t you look for the source?

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Margaret parker
6 years ago

Please look into other ways to handle this matter. Trapping and killing all wildlife is a horrible solution!!

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Chris Costan
6 years ago

Please stop the killing. Figure out an alternative. We owe it to wildlife and all sentient beings. Thank you!

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Joanne Felice Boucher
6 years ago

Please find another solution to this problem. Not only is it cruel but you would be killing healthy animals too.

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Emmie
6 years ago

Killing foxes is cruel and ineffective.

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Mike Marchigiani
6 years ago

DONT DO IT!

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Janne Stobie
6 years ago

Please listen to us. There must be a better way than the proposed plan of trapping and killing more fox than rabid

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Susanna Liller
6 years ago

The traps will not be lethal or harm the animal, but every wild animal caught in the traps will be euthanized. This is because it is impossible to confirm whether an animal is infected with rabies while it is alive because brain tissue needs to be tested...Please find another solution - all kinds of animals will be caught in those traps...

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James Fereira
6 years ago

Barbaric, irresponsible and ineffective. This decision is a knee-jerk, poorly-thought-through and unacceptable response.

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Vera Smetzer
6 years ago

Please do review and find other solutions.

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Heidi J Nelson
6 years ago

This will not fix the problem, but will decimate the local wildlife population.

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Violet Wood
6 years ago

A healthy ecosystems needs balance. There has to be a better way to approach this problem.

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Cecelia Cox
6 years ago

This will lead to a significant increase in mice and TICKS! Spread vaccine pellets!

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Emily Pearson
6 years ago

There are better alternatives to this problem.

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geoff hart
6 years ago

How could you even contemplate this as a solution? Figure it out.

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Kelly Sewall
6 years ago

I do not agree with the current decision to set traps that will indiscriminately capture all wildlife and potentially, pets. The humanely euthanasia of all wildlife caught is not a solution. It is cruel and inhumane. I implore the City of Bath to research solutions beyond the suggestion of the Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Dept of Maine. Respectfully, Kelly Sewall City of Bath Taxpayer

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Barbara Doughty
6 years ago Featured

Would like to know who signed off on this project and what is the position of the Maine Dept. of Wildlife. Horrified by the council’s actions to manipulate the Bath ecosystem which will have detrimental long term consequences.

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Zachary adams
6 years ago

The more I read the more I realize how terrible of an idea this is.