posted by Joe Polk at 12:51 PM /
Cats, deer and ballfields dominated discussion at Mt. Lebanon's commission meeting Sept. 8. Former commissioner Ann Strader brought several lawn cushions before the board, one that was torn apart and the other soaked with urine she said was caused by Mt. Lebanon's major unseen problem: outdoor cats.
She said the feral cats aren't the problem. Many cat owners let their pets out during the day and they roam neighborhoods, destroying furniture and causing chaos. She left the cushions behind. Officials called maintenance to remove them after the meeting.
Link: www.thealmanac.net/ALM/Story/09-10-ML-Commission-cats-and-fields-B
She said the feral cats aren't the problem. Many cat owners let their pets out during the day and they roam neighborhoods, destroying furniture and causing chaos. She left the cushions behind. Officials called maintenance to remove them after the meeting.
Link: www.thealmanac.net/ALM/Story/09-10-ML-Commission-cats-and-fields-B
Labels: athletics, cats, commission, deer culling
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