legally
trapped, sterilized and released back into the community where they
were found. Last month Commissioners there voted to change the
county’s Animal Control Ordinance to allow so-called ‘Trap, Neuter
& Release’ … or TNR. Animal Control spokeswoman - Ria Brown – told
WGCU’s Mike Kiniry that until now the county’s feral cat population
could only be managed thru eradication...
