Our Informational Resources
End the Inhumane Practice of Devocalization
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10 Years Ago, "A Small Miracle Happened."
Along Newburyport’s historic waterfront an elusive subcommunity struggled for survival. Creeping in the shadows along the wharfs and living in the shadows of humanity, families scrounged for food and sought shelter from the brutal elements of the weather and, sometimes, from the brutality of human nature. With no birth control, they kept propagating. The babies usually died. This was Newburyport’s “feral cat problem”...read entire article (download 28K PDF)
MRFRS Annual Report 2008
MRFRS Annual Report 2009
MRFRS Annual Report 2010
MRFRS
Resource Guide
MRFRS Foster Care Guidelines
Mickey's Story
My caregivers call me Mickey, and I am a feral cat. Say the word “feral,” and a lot of people imagine a rabid, savage feline straight out of a Stephen King novel. What feral really means is to revert to an instinctual, wild state in order to survive. In my case, it simply means that I am homeless. The myth of “wild feral cat” allows humans to conveniently forget that ferals were once family pets or are the progeny of discarded pets...read entire article
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MRFRS is part of a collaborative coalition working with a group of volunteers in Lowell to TNR 400 cats.
Listen to this great interview with program manager, Laura Heffernan, about what is happening with feral cats in Lowell, MA. |
