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LEGALIZE TNR in Prince William County VA (Trap-Neuter-Release)

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Renee Brown
6 years ago

Save the Kitties

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I'm in,

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Anonymous
6 years ago

yes TNR

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Help the animals be safe.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

TNR is good for the cats and the community.

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Eleanor Columbo-Meardon
6 years ago

Cat overpopulation is a problem for the cats and the neighborhoods, where they can spread disease.

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Kathy Ritter
6 years ago Featured

I had a sudden explosion of cats show up on my back porch a little over a year ago. If not for the help of very kind people that work for an organization that preforms TNR I don’t know what I would have done! TNR needs to be passed in Prince William County immediately !!!!!!

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Kathleen Spiegelberg
6 years ago

This is the most human and effective way to treat and protect the feral cat. Thank you

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Kelly Skinner
6 years ago

Legalize TNR!

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Mollie Lindelof
6 years ago

Reduces feral cat population. Truly a wonderful program.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This needs to be legal and allowed in EVERY State! I used to live in Woodbridge, the number of dumped cats reproducing was insane!

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Jessica Grove
6 years ago

Help us help the animal population!

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Kereshmeh Arbogast
6 years ago

I agree pwc should be able to tnr.

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Ellen Murnane
6 years ago

I have assisted with this process and have seen the positive results

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Carole Dobbs
6 years ago

TNR works!!

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Stacey Bassett
6 years ago

TNR is a fantastic way to control the cat population in Prince William Country. I'm surprised the county has not instituted this year's and years ago.

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Charlotte
6 years ago

Please please pass this

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Sylvie Casper
6 years ago

There are many cat colonies in Virginia. Too many to count. We need to reduce the number of unwanted feral cats by neutering as many as possible.

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Kathy Sheets
6 years ago

Please, they deserve this.

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Frauke Joergens-Mitchell
6 years ago

Please legalize this. It saves lives and unnecessary suffering, if feral cat colonies are monitored, fed and, most important, spayed and neutered.