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

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Christine Dell
6 years ago

I have successfully TNR’d (and/or rehomed) approximately 50 cats, from the colony I have cared for for 6 years. Because of this, I have had no new kittens born and there are only about 17 cats left there. TNR works!! It makes my local shelter EXTREMELY happy for my efforts...I have kept ALL of those cats out of there!

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Sharon Nylec
6 years ago

This will foster cooperation with the public instead of driving them underground with draconian policies. You will notice a decline in population with TNR vs Catch and Kill

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Mary Weaver
6 years ago

TNR has been shown to reduce and control colonies. Prince William County’s animal trespass laws are outdated and should be amended.

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Maria Organt
6 years ago

Leave the ferals be We are trying to keep them healthy and well together

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Megan Coyle
6 years ago

Please consider changing the law to support our cats!

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Dorothy Cratty
6 years ago

TNR is a public good driven by volunteers. Public policy should at least back them up, and ideally fund these efforts.

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Ron Crigger
6 years ago

I support TNR because it is humane and it works. Ron Crigger Prince William County Resident and Animal Advisory Committee Chair

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Shirley jarecki
6 years ago

Support petition

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Anastasia Kemp
6 years ago

It's good for the cat community!

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Karen Petty
6 years ago

TNR is the answer!

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linda baller
6 years ago

Good to help stray cats be t n r. All around the world too many unwanted unloved cats we need to t n r. To help xxc

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Kim Roberts
6 years ago

Legalize feline TNR in PW Co.!

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Martha Roberts
6 years ago

The only humane way to control the numbers of cats born outside is to prevent kittens from ever being born. TNR does that. It should not only be legal but should be welcomed and applauded!

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Tracy Wright
6 years ago

I tnr many strays in my area, usually off my own back. If I think they can be rehomed I get them in a rescue space or a lifetime sanctuary for feral with fiv. I have done about 10 strays that cross my garden in past 2 years, after checking for owner. Must cut this cycle of more unwanted kittens/cats. Also, it cuts down on wandering and fights. Although nice if they can be homed, I fully support tnr as a massive positive and very much needed step.

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Barbara Read
6 years ago

I run a cat charity Feline Friends London in London, UK. TNR is vital to stop the cat population crisis getting out of control and to prevent suffering.

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Sarah Brackett
6 years ago

As someone who has raised many litters of motherless abandoned kittens I can understand how TNR can be the answer to helping the animal population. If the ones who have animals would only keep them inside and neuter/spay then we would not have such a problem

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This is the only Human Way. I believe that our County Officials will show the mercy and understanding and will help. Thanking each and every one of you.

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Dee Martinez
6 years ago

Ashburn

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Michelle Raiszadeh
6 years ago

TNR will keep feral and stray cats from reproducing, will keep them vaccinated, well fed so they don’t need to disturb wildlife and will keep these cats cared for. It is a win for everyone. Please allow this, we’ve needed this for a very long time!

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Linda Colema
6 years ago

This program works. Thanks to the people who have the love and compassion to help these animals.