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Fifteen-year-old Somersfield Academy student, Asha Caisey, is using what began as a school project to raise attention to Bermuda's feral cat population.
Read the story from the Bermuda Sun
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Bermuda without BFAB
- No humane management of feral cat population in Bermuda
- Unchecked growth of feral cat population
- Threat of disease and injury to pet cats
- Random euthanization of feral cats, impacting on pet cats
- Aggressive behaviour of feral cats that have not been fixed
- Starving population of feral cats filtering into residential areas raiding uncovered dumpsters for food supply
- Unattractive emaciated cats in large numbers will reflect poorly on Bermuda and its reputation as a civilized vacation destination.
- BFAB is the ONLY organization in Bermuda actively controlling the Island's feral cat population through humane methods. Cessation of its work would have dire consequences and its trap/test/neuter/release programme should continue; it is the Island's only control mechanism.
- BFAB is not operating in isolation from the rest of the world, but following well-established scientific findings and operational methods surrounding the territoriality of cats, which have concluded that culling is not an effective means of controlling these populations.