MFS, ANIMAL RESCUE, and SPCA TOP 1,500 CATS
ALTERED!
Maryland Feline Society members, Animal
Rescue members and Maryland SPCA personnel together have been
responsible for trapping, altering, vaccinating, ear-tipping, and
releasing more than 1,500 cats since the spring of 2003. This has
been accomplished through the cooperative efforts of all three
organizations and area
veterinarians.
In 2003 and 2004, members of MFS
and Animal Rescue made 4 trips to Smith
Island,
Maryland
, and handled 262 cats. Since then, we
have done sites in
Baltimore
City
(including
Lakeland
in
SW Baltimore
, the
Reisterstown
Road
Plaza
area, and Little Italy) as well as sites in Perry Hall,
Dundalk
, and
Cockeysville
. Our work is continuing. We feel we are making a
difference.
Contact the Maryland Feline
Society for more information
The Maryland
Feline Society, Inc, was organized to improve and
protect the health and welfare of all cats and to
educate people about cats.To learn more,
click Our Mission
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We hold
bi-monthly meetings which feature talks about cats. To find out more about our
current meetings and projects,
click Meeting Schedule
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LOST PET BEHAVIOR:
How to provide recovery tips that save lives,
click Lost Pet
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What colony care-takers
have to say about TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return),
click TNR Colonies
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Smith Island
Feral Cat Project Report,
click Smith Island
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Note that copyrighted information previously held on
the MFS website dealing with house soiling, with
declawing, and with other feline issues can be found
at:
www.catchatter.info
Note that the TNR assistance
program formerly coordinated by MFS volunteers (at
the MD SPCA) is now being administered by volunteers
with Community Cats, MD, Inc (CCMD). The CCMD
clinics are held at the Baltimore Animal Rescue and
Care Shelter, also known as BARCS. See
www.CommunityCatsMD.org for details.
Our favorite
websites – lots of good information,
click Websites |
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