Sentences with phrase «disputes over cats»

Others don't require strength but call for consistency, like feeding a colony, or they call for «people skills,» like community outreach and mediating neighborhood disputes over cats.

A dispute over cats and dogs has neighbors in a small, tidy, once - harmonious subdivision snarling at each other.On one side of the fence are Grace and John Keeler and next - door neighbors Madeleine and David Rossman.

Not exact matches

Therefore, infection is most common in outdoor entire male cats, and other outdoor cats that become involved in aggressive disputes over territory or other «assets».

The city is expected to formally terminate its contract with the Volusia County SPCA on Monday, bringing an end for now to a dispute over inadequate animal control service.The city Fire Department actually took over animal control responsibilities almost two weeks ago, although the city still has a contract with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.Relying on various interim agreements, the department assumed the responsibility Dec. 24 after the SPCA said its shelter had no room for Deltona's stray cats and dogs.

WHEREAS, Brevard County has conducted numerous public hearings concerning feral cats and also established a moratorium on the establishment of any new feral cat colonies in the County; however, the County seems to be no closer to resolving this dispute over feral cat colonies and if the moratorium expires it will leave the City open to the creation of additional feral cat colonies being established in the City; and,

Many disputes over the location of cat colonies can be traced back to «untidy» colony management practices — loose bowls or plates, or even worse, food poured directly onto the ground.

So I left them a few notes asking them to please keep their kitty indoors because there is a feral cat in the neighborhood who has staked his claim (which I support) and he attacks Eddie over territory disputes.

And this will of course be a growing issue as CAT is given increased jurisdiction (over more and more types of condominium disputes) in the years ahead.