We are literally in shock because it is such an unexpected thing. What a wonderful idea to microchip tnr cats! So far what we have been able to work out with AC was for our previous director to evaluate cats in the feral room to separate truly feral from just fractious. They he ok'd us taking any feral we could relocate. They still withhold the existence of a feral room from the general public when they go in searching for a cat they've lost. But the current situation sure beats the way it used to be -- the only way out of the feral room was to the euthanasia room.
Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: OMG that's fantastic!! A friend of mine has been trying to work with the shelter in her area to not pts tipped ferals. Her rescue group is now micro chipping all their tnr cats so that they know the colony to return them to. Small grueling steps can sometimes pay off. Oh so good for you guys! The icing on the cake would be for Jack to come home! Nina Susan Loesch wrote: > Animal Control is -- better than it used to be. We haven't been able > to get them to round up the pack of dogs running in the area but in a > miracle of a turn of events just a little while ago we found out that > the head of AC is going to work with our rescue group on "Operation > Jack" that our President just proposed to him -- a massive TNR effort > in Jack's neighborhood. We determined that we needed to do this and > got all our input during our searches for Jack. He is offering his > facility to our vet -- and will "sanction" the altered animals and not > pick them up -- we will ear-tip so AC will know what is what. I can't > tell you what a development this is -- it is groundbreaking for this > city -- such a big development that we can't really take it all in yet.
