Feral cat population
Published on 04/24/2021 • Posted in General Interest
Please Help Control the Feral Cat Population in Willo — it’s Free! IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN! Spring is in the air, and kitten season is upon us. Each street in Willo has them—neighbor cats living under our homes, in the alleys, in our yards, that don’t seem to belong to anyone. They just live in Willo and are fed by the generosity of residents. You may be bothered by our four-legged neighbors, but they add great value to our neighborhood by helping us control the rodent population. By nature, they “stake out” their territory and keep other feral cats from coming onto the Willo street they occupy. If you are feeding any outdoor cats, please make sure they are all spayed or neutered. If you see a new cat, please check around to see if she’s someone’s pet or is new to the neighborhood and needs a Willo Welcome! You can help stop the birth of unwanted kittens and yowling, fighting, and spraying that comes this time of year. The Willo Neighborhood will help by covering the cost of spay/neuter for cats in the neighborhood. For more information, please contact the Animal Defense League of Arizona’s Spay Neuter Hotline at 602.265.7729 or visit ADLA’s website and use their handy online form https://adlaz.org/spay-neuter-