Community Cat Crisis – The Polk County Commissioners’ Response? Silence

Robert Weedon, DVM, MPH, brings over 40 years of veterinary expertise—25 of those dedicated to humane, evidence-based community cat management. As the former Clinical Assistant Professor and Service Head of Shelter Medicine at the University of Illinois, he is uniquely qualified to speak on this issue. Watch as Dr. Weedon urges the Polk County Commissioners to implement responsible, research-backed TNVR programs to address the escalating community cat crisis.

The commissioners’ response? Silence

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2 thoughts on “Community Cat Crisis – The Polk County Commissioners’ Response? Silence

  1. Anyone (poor) who thinks the Polk County Commission gives two shnits about them has another think coming.

    1. Yes..I need HELP…most of the street cats here have been TNR…but keep popping up…about 20 cats depend on me to feed them….I don’t know the best why to get them homes. Who do I call for help?

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