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I mean - we do sort of. We just TNR them (trap, neuter, release), because we don't have much appetite to euthanize fuzzy cute animals we see as pets. Sadly, i
by atourgates 2y ago
I mean - we do sort of. We just TNR them (trap, neuter, release), because we don't have much appetite to euthanize fuzzy cute animals we see as pets.
Sadly, it looks like the program is struggling to find funding: https://www.kare11.com/article/news/local/breaking-the-news/humane-society-ends-free-spayneuter-program-for-feral-cats-leaving-rescuers-scrambling-to-raise-money/89-4db9f0bf-489f-480d-9c72-7bc2d40737ad https://www.kare11.com/article/news/local/breaking-the-news/...
- culi 2y agoOne of the most effective techniques we use for mosquito population control is to actually breed infertile mosquitoes and release them out in the wild. When mosquitoes breed they will end up laying infertile eggs I wonder if we could do the same with other species or if the destructiveness pythons exhibit in their much longer lifespans makes this equation work out very differently