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Comment on: Concord resident says cat control bylaw misinterpreted - Concord - Your Town - Boston.com
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Comment on: Going whole hog at M.F. Dulock butcher shop in Somerville - North - The Boston Globe
Sorry to see you leave Concord...best wishes for Somerville...sounds like a gem!
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
wonderful flurry of news across the globe & continents today: research shows cats as harmful to our environment/ecological balance. Simple solution = start treating your cats as pets & take responsibi more »
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"Tests indicated that Rehma sustained massive brain swelling and found several bone fractures between two weeks and two months old." Until further investigation is done along with the autopsy, an as more »
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - West - The Boston Globe
well written and balanced article; nice job Ms. Lefferts. more »
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
suburban sprawl and development is diminishing food supply, as well as suitable nesting areas. Regarding the bird feeder: the cats get to the birds regardless of feeder height...they don't catch them more »
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
if you're part of this thread, then apparently you do :)
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
@ Ilikebubbly: bird populations are declining at an alarming rate from a number of causes. Many species will become extinct if we don't take action to protect them and their habitat. On another point: more »
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
@ Omarlittle: what Ilayam is presenting are not "assertions", but well researched studies and facts, which for some reason, many are *choosing* to ignore and deny; a more common behavior with many the more »
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
I don't want to control cats; I want the owners to do that
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
Sweetz10 - you obviously care alot for your cats and are very responsible
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
so far no rats, and if any mice were attracted to my feeders, they would no doubt be settling into my house too - not our neighbors
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
we do have red tails and cooper's in the area, but they have only caught squirrels -no birds or cats.
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
I would prefer people recognizing the value of biodiversityand surrounding wildlife along with its significant role in balancing our environment. Poison thrown into yards is bad for everyone, includ more »
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
you really should read the article before commenting: there is no recommendation for leashing cats
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
instead of a moat, you could construct an enclosed fenced area around the perimeter of your house (3 feet out and high), giving access to your indoor cats, allowing them to "patrol" and keep the vermi more »
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
Jennifer Lefferts did a nice job with this article, as did GLOBE METROWEST; a genuine thanks to you!
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
http://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/field-notes/2011/03/new-study-house-cats-taking-serious-toll-wildlife
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Comment on: Concord woman seeks again to control trespassing cats - Your Town - Boston.com
for accurate information read: http://www.concordanimals.com/Links/PDF/WildlifeSociety_FreeRangeCats.pdf
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Comment on: 'Concord woman proposes laws to rein in cat mischief'
http://www.abcbirds.org/newsandreports/releases/120806.html FINALLY! There is visual evidence of how much damage free-roaming cats can do. And based on what I've seen in my own area over the past few more »
Nice article Margaret; liked the added touch with additional interviews.