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Ac1977 - 12 Aug 2004 02:48 GMT
Does anyone know if there is a law against feeding strays in the NY metro
area?A friend of ours has been caring for three adult strays,she trapped them
had them neutered and released them near her home and has been feeding them.A
neighbor is theatening legal action because they sleep on his lawn furniture
and mess in his garden.
Hi Im WEEniE with My    Fav4ite Midi - 12 Aug 2004 11:43 GMT

Feeding Strays  

Group: rec.pets.cats.rescue Date: Thu, Aug 12, 2004, 1:48am (EDT+4)
From: ac1977@aol.com (Ac1977)
Does anyone know if there is a law against feeding strays in the NY
metro area?A friend of ours has been caring for three adult strays,she
trapped them had them neutered and released them near her home and has
been feeding them.A neighbor is theatening legal action because they
sleep on his lawn furniture and mess in his garden.

There's this woman name Debbie in Springfield,Mass who does the same
thing except she gets permission from home owners to put these tents [
If that's what they're called.] She also has these traps and puts food
inside to entise the cats-but she only does ferral cats. In return
she'll leave you a bag of cat food some times dog food. There are
permission papers tht have to be signed because if you own a house &
give permission you are also responsible for her stuff. I doubt if many
ferral cats would fall for the trap but I could see people who have cats
who aren't fixed taking advantage of this. Put your cat in the trap &
make sure the trap closes & have the owner of that house call this
person up to pick the cat up & get that cat back in a day or 2.
Shots,wormed, & fixed
Kalyahna - 14 Aug 2004 05:34 GMT
> Does anyone know if there is a law against feeding strays in the NY metro
> area?A friend of ours has been caring for three adult strays,she trapped them
> had them neutered and released them near her home and has been feeding them.A
> neighbor is theatening legal action because they sleep on his lawn furniture
> and mess in his garden.

Call your local humane society or SPCA. They should be able to tell you if
your area has any nuisance laws (generally meaning that cats and dogs are
not allowed to roam at will).
Hi Im WEEniE with My    Fav4ite Midi - 14 Aug 2004 12:24 GMT

Re: Feeding Strays  

Group: rec.pets.cats.rescue Date: Fri, Aug 13, 2004, 11:34pm (EDT-1)
From: kehl_jads@charter.net (Kalyahna)
"Ac1977" <ac1977@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040811214820.26045.00001465@mb-m28.aol.com...
Does anyone know if there is a law against feeding strays in the NY
metro area?A friend of ours has been caring for three adult strays,she
trapped them had them neutered and released them near her home and has
been feeding them.A neighbor is theatening legal action because they
sleep on his lawn furniture and mess in his garden.
Call your local humane society or SPCA. They should be able to tell you
if your area has any nuisance laws (generally meaning that cats and dogs
are not allowed to roam at will).  

I know where I live dogs aren't suppose to. We have a leash law but
there are people especially if their dogs are small breed think they can
get away with it. That means when I take my 92-97 lb dog for a wlk on a
leash & someone has a 10-15 lb dog running loose & going after my dog I
have to restrain my dog from hurting it especially if I know the people
who own that dog & believe me I'm getting tired of it. As far as cats?
There is no law but there should be.
 
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