I am in support of legislation that will allow caring people who live in your district to humanely reduce the population of free-roaming cats in the City of Milwaukee. Called Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), this program is the only effective way of managing an outdoor cat population in an urban area like Milwaukee. It not only reduces cat overpopulation, but also controls the spread of disease, reduces community complaints related to nuisance mating behaviors and saves taxpayers' money. Please introduce legislation that will support TNR, Milwaukee's community members and its cats!
The volume of support has secured a meeting with the city council legislative aide to discuss the formal language of the TNR ordinance. We are now preparing our data on fiscal savings to present during that session.
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David Hall
17 years ago
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TNR is just common sense. let the volunteers do the work and save the city some cash in the long run.
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Tom Cunningham
17 years ago
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Stop wasting tax money on ineffective roundups. Fix it once and for all.
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Jessica Dixon
17 years ago
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FINALLY. thank you for doing this. so many of us are already feeding these cats out of our own pockets and we just need the city to allow us to get them fixed.
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Linda Grant
17 years ago
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My neighborhood has way too many kittens running around. It breaks my heart seeing them sick and hungry. TNR is the answer.
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Sarah Marshall
17 years ago
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These cats are already out there struggling. TNR works and its the only way to actually stop the cycle. Please help them!
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Mike Bryant
17 years ago
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Milwaukee needs to get with the program. Other cities have been doing this for years and it works perfect.
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I am in support of legislation that will allow caring people who live in your district to humanely reduce the population of free-roaming cats in the City of Milwaukee. Called Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), this program is the only effective way of managing an outdoor cat population in an urban area like Milwaukee. It not only reduces cat overpopulation, but also controls the spread of disease, reduces community complaints related to nuisance mating behaviors and saves taxpayers' money. Please introduce legislation that will support TNR, Milwaukee's community members and its cats!
The volume of support has secured a meeting with the city council legislative aide to discuss the formal language of the TNR ordinance. We are now preparing our data on fiscal savings to present during that session.
6 Comments
D
David Hall
17 years ago
Featured
TNR is just common sense. let the volunteers do the work and save the city some cash in the long run.
T
Tom Cunningham
17 years ago
Featured
Stop wasting tax money on ineffective roundups. Fix it once and for all.
J
Jessica Dixon
17 years ago
Featured
FINALLY. thank you for doing this. so many of us are already feeding these cats out of our own pockets and we just need the city to allow us to get them fixed.
L
Linda Grant
17 years ago
Featured
My neighborhood has way too many kittens running around. It breaks my heart seeing them sick and hungry. TNR is the answer.
S
Sarah Marshall
17 years ago
Featured
These cats are already out there struggling. TNR works and its the only way to actually stop the cycle. Please help them!
M
Mike Bryant
17 years ago
Featured
Milwaukee needs to get with the program. Other cities have been doing this for years and it works perfect.
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TNR is just common sense. let the volunteers do the work and save the city some cash in the long run.