[mac]

The feral kittens at Havana are quickly becoming cats and are a nuisance on the deck. I saw one jump on a chair and try to get into a guy's food!! Isn't there a woman who lives here in TV who will come and trap them so they can have shots and be spayed?

[Jerseygirl08]

Thanks for the phone number jblum. I certainly would rather find him a nice home rather than take him to the ASPCA. Thanks too Chuck for helping me see this little Taco guy is def. not feral. I didn't know there was that much of a difference. Possibly, someone just dropped him off at the restuarant that night. He jumped in the cart with my son and rode all the way home with him. Ate some taco with my son, hence, TACO. Thanks.

[K9-Lovers]

If these kittens are jumping on the table and trying to eat out of a plate, then they are adoptable and could be someone's pet.

Feral cats are completely wild, and would never come close to a human.

[actor]

night and saw a handful of full grown cats wondering around the patio. To make matters worse, the food and the service were fair at best. Won't be going back anytime soon.

[Frangyomory]

I was told an employee is feeding the cats. As long as that happens, you will hav these feral cats on the population increase.

[petco882]

Originally Posted by mhoerauf

After hearing several reports of Rogue Cats roaming the Patio at Havana CC, I finally saw it for myself today. Not only did I see several Rogue Cats roaming freely, I also observed Village Residents (assumed) feeding them. Does anyone share my feelings that these Rogue Cats should be trapped and destroyed rather than being allowed to roam freely at a local eatery?

no they should not be destroyed. they need to be trapped and then neutered and adopted out

[chuckinca]

They sound like a feral litter to me - They have to be trapped and turned over to the county or ASPCA. What happens then is up the those authorities.


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[K9-Lovers]

If the cats go to any kind of shelter/society/pound/whatever, they will end up euthanized unless it is a no-kill facility. The percentage of cats adopted from these facilities is very, very, low.