Cat care people riled over trap plan
Fishermen’s Village has a plan to trap dozens of its feral cats beginning Monday and ship them to the Animal Welfare League.

The village’s general manager Patti Allen said Thursday she’s already begun receiving angry calls from animal lovers who are threatening to boycott her business over the plan.
She said she loves animals, too. However, Fishermen’s Village, a resort that has a 114-slip marina, 37 shops and restaurants, and a 47-unit condominium complex, is not the right place for a feral cat colony, she said.
“They’re trying to do the right thing,” Allen said. “I’m trying to do the right thing. I respect their position. I would hope they would respect mine.”
The cat care volunteers have been feeding the cats every morning and trapping a few each week so they could undergo sterilization surgeries through several animal rescue organizations in Charlotte and Sarasota counties. The operation follows the Trap-Neuter-Return rescue model.
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