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This petition is asking for the U.S. Army Garrison Fort Bragg command to recognize and take ownership of the feral cat problem by starting a TNR program.
A feral cat is one which was born in the wild (or at least raised without a human caretaker), while a stray cat was born into domestication and then abandoned or lost by its owner. Feral cats live a dangerous and short existence because of the threats from fighting, disease, and often traffic. They can rarely be domesticated, and may carry diseases such feline leukemia, rabies, and FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus). Also, as they have never been spayed or neutered, feral cats reproduce at an exponential rate that easily can increase a population from 12 to 2,000 in four years!
Families feel sorry for these poor animals and take-in suffering stray cats and kittens or at the least leave food and water out for them on a daily basis.
Many Military Bases as well as Universities that have started successful TNR programs to battle the ever growing issue of Stray and Feral Cats.
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) saves lives
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), the humane approach to addressing community cat populations, works. It saves cats’ lives and is effective. TNR improves the lives of cats, addresses community concerns, reduces complaints about cats, and stops the breeding cycle. TNR improves the co-existence between outdoor cats and humans in our shared environment. This is why so many cities are adopting it.
https://www.apsu.edu/paws-to-care/catcolony.php
https://www.alleycat.org/our-work/trap-neuter-retu...
https://api.army.mil/e2/c/downloads/548379.pdf
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March 30, 2021
I have spent this week drafting a formal proposal for a TNR program to be reviewed by the Fort Bragg Garrison Command. My next step is securing a time to present the case for how this approach manages population growth safely.
7 Comments
We have several cats living under our home and they are spraying everywhere and it stinks too high heaven! Something has got to be done!
Sick and tired of all the random animals outside. I pass more animals than I do people when outside. Have never experienced this anywhere else
I've been seeing stray cats around my area, Ray Street.
Poor babies are left behind by their own caretakers too! I have my fur baby and he goes in and out, luckily we have him fixed! Also there are resources for those who can’t afford to fix their fur baby through the spy and neuter program!! Let’s help these fur babies!
Please help these animals! At least grabbing them and spaying!
I would even volunteer to help TNR if there were resources for these cats.
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
This petition is asking for the U.S. Army Garrison Fort Bragg command to recognize and take ownership of the feral cat problem by starting a TNR program.
A feral cat is one which was born in the wild (or at least raised without a human caretaker), while a stray cat was born into domestication and then abandoned or lost by its owner. Feral cats live a dangerous and short existence because of the threats from fighting, disease, and often traffic. They can rarely be domesticated, and may carry diseases such feline leukemia, rabies, and FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus). Also, as they have never been spayed or neutered, feral cats reproduce at an exponential rate that easily can increase a population from 12 to 2,000 in four years!
Families feel sorry for these poor animals and take-in suffering stray cats and kittens or at the least leave food and water out for them on a daily basis.
Many Military Bases as well as Universities that have started successful TNR programs to battle the ever growing issue of Stray and Feral Cats.
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) saves lives
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), the humane approach to addressing community cat populations, works. It saves cats’ lives and is effective. TNR improves the lives of cats, addresses community concerns, reduces complaints about cats, and stops the breeding cycle. TNR improves the co-existence between outdoor cats and humans in our shared environment. This is why so many cities are adopting it.
https://www.apsu.edu/paws-to-care/catcolony.php
https://www.alleycat.org/our-work/trap-neuter-retu...
https://api.army.mil/e2/c/downloads/548379.pdf
Updates
March 30, 2021
I have spent this week drafting a formal proposal for a TNR program to be reviewed by the Fort Bragg Garrison Command. My next step is securing a time to present the case for how this approach manages population growth safely.
7 Comments
This is a great idea! I highly believe in TNR programs and the good it does for decreasing the feral population
We have several cats living under our home and they are spraying everywhere and it stinks too high heaven! Something has got to be done!
Sick and tired of all the random animals outside. I pass more animals than I do people when outside. Have never experienced this anywhere else
I've been seeing stray cats around my area, Ray Street.
Poor babies are left behind by their own caretakers too! I have my fur baby and he goes in and out, luckily we have him fixed! Also there are resources for those who can’t afford to fix their fur baby through the spy and neuter program!! Let’s help these fur babies!
Please help these animals! At least grabbing them and spaying!
I would even volunteer to help TNR if there were resources for these cats.
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This is a great idea! I highly believe in TNR programs and the good it does for decreasing the feral population