News:
Published Wed January 11, 2023
| Last name | Overdorf |
|---|---|
| First name | Melissa |
| Email address | Email hidden; Javascript is required. |
| Please tell us about your Community Cats | |
| Where are the cats located? | Outside my home |
| Address of colony | 2913 Pembridge St |
| What is the cat colony populated with? | Both adult cats and kittens |
| # cats (old) | 6 - 10 |
| The cats appear to be | healthy |
| The cats live | outside |
| The cats are fed by: | Someone but I do not know who the feeder is |
| Do you know if anyone has been bitten or scratched by one of the cats? | I do not know |
| I have asked for assistance through Osceola County previously | No, this is my first request. |
| Are you willing to trap the cats yourself? | no |
| Are you the colony feeder? | no |
| Additional comments | The cats are getting out of control. They urinate on my home and flowers, two were procreating in front of my home and my 2 year old saw it and asked what they were doing. That’s not a conversation I want to have yet. One younger cat got trapped in my back pool area and broke my screen. There’s a lady that keeps feeding them who doesn’t even live in the neighborhood anymore. Apparently she used to allow them to stay in her home/garage and then left the area but the cats stayed here. You can probably bring them to her house. I’ve asked her nicely repeatedly to stop putting food down as this keeps them on our street and attracts the rodents and vultures. Apparently my neighbor even saw wild pigs eat the cat food. This area is going to be over run by cats and property damage further if they aren’t removed. I’m also concerned they are not vaccinated and could spread rabies putting my toddler at risk |