1800 people live in Taylorsville, Kentucky, but the human population is being rivaled by a growing feline population.
While the mice population may be down, the unusually high number of stray cats have angry residents making regular calls to Mayor Don Pay, who explains:
“The issue that we have in Taylorsville and Spencer County is that our Humane Society contract only deals with dogs, but it doesn’t have any provisions in there for the cat overpopulation problems.”
Instead, he plans to round the cats up and take them to a nearby city to work with the organization Alley Cat Advocates to get them all spayed and neutered, then bring them back.
That’s one solution, but hopefully the organization can help get some of these kitties adopted too!
What do U think Taylorsville should do about their cat population problem?