by Gene Lyons Look, here’s the deal: Anybody who tries to tell you about your beloved cat’s rich inner life is trying to sell you something. Most […]
Tag: cats
Guest essay: Trap, neuter and adopt — not release
by Teresa Chagrin Dozens of cats apparently suffered painful, terrifying deaths on the streets of Westover after someone may have poisoned them (“Westover residents find poisoned cats, […]
It’s important to fix pets
Four hundred and sixty nine — that’s how many cats (400) and dogs (69) the Monongalia Canine Adoption Center had to euthanize last year. That sad number […]
Classroom litter boxes, cat translators and other myths running rampant
by Gene Lyons This just in: Regardless of what your ex-wife’s hairdresser’s brother-in-law says, there’s not a single documented instance of a school district anywhere in the […]
Feb. 13 letters to the editor
HB 2232 could undo any city ordinance A delegate was quoted in The Dominion Post on Sunday, Jan. 30, saying, “we have finally seen come to fruition […]
Nov. 14 letters to the editor
New text campaign feeds conspiracies Warning! Do not be fooled by the doublespeak in Secretary of State Mac Warner’s announcement of his office’s new “See Something, Text […]
M-SNAP continues to reduce pet euthanasia
Monongalia County can eliminate animal euthanisia through education and an aggressive spay and neuter program. That is the mission the Mountaineer Spay Neuter Assistance Program has pursued […]
Do cats always land on their feet?
There are many sayings about cats. One is that cats have nine lives. Another is that cats always land on their feet. Now, that first saying is […]
Simple shelters can help cats get through winter
Stray, feral felines can escape cold in easy-to-make houses KINGWOOD — Winter weather is hard on community and outdoor cats. Building a winter shelter for these […]
Fix-A- Feral Program will fix 150 stray cats
MCHS will issue vouchers to cover costs of procedures Newsroom@DominionPost.com The Monongalia County Humane Society is funding the spaying and neutering of 150 stray or feral cats […]
