Maritime cat rescue seeks help to control ‘staggering’ feral cat population
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
Feral colonies are started when a domestic cat owner sets their pet free to fend for themselves. Continue reading
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Woman in Shediac River, N.B., opens kitten neonatal unit in her home
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
“Theses are the babies that if you don’t have the equipment and you don’t have the knowledge of how to do it they will die.” Continue reading
‘We just fell in love with him’: Lego wheelchair gives stray kitten new lease on life
“Champ” was rescued by Cat Rescue Maritimes (CARMA) after he was found in a farmer’s barn in Sussex, N.B., just over a week ago. Continue reading
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New Brunswick cat colony survey results ‘surprising’ to rescue group
Cat Rescue Maritimes cat colony survey is still underway and results to-date are not what the organization was expecting. Members of CARMA say the majority of responses have been about feral cats in urban areas. They say more responses are needed to help lead to a long-term solution. Continue reading
Growing number of abandoned cats in New Brunswick: animal rescue group
Officials with Cat Rescue Maritimes say they’re seeing a growing number of abandoned cats in New Brunswick – many found near-frozen or starved to death. Continue reading
Mild winter could cause New Brunswick’s feral cat population to balloon, group warns
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
A non-profit group is warning that the New Brunswick government needs to do more to address the province’s feral cat population. Continue reading