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Hunting Cats in New Jersey...

Darth Biscuit

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Finally a reason to go there...

The cat: Common, popular house pet or exotic, dangerous animal?

A number of animal activists have contacted state officials in an effort to head off a potential reclassification of feral cats, which could end the growing number of programs that trap, neuter and return them back into neighborhoods or the wild, and allow them to be hunted.

The state Fish and Game Council has condemned the idea of leaving cats in the wild and now another committee that reports to the state Department of Environmental Protection is studying the issue of TNR programs

http://www.dailyrecord.com/article/20100313/COMMUNITIES/303130002/Animal-groups-Could-ruling-lead-to-hunters-shooting-cats

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Fifteen years ago I did some research work with a guy in New Jersey, a real oddball character.

His wife was from some Eastern European country and worked in the same place, at lunch she would go out into the business park and feed all these abandoned cats. The park management was batpoo to have her stop doing it but she didn't care. I had to go out with her one day to feed these things before we could go to lunch and it was pretty surreal. Cats were crazy but they'd all been through a lot I guess.

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