Port Authority Plans to Exterminate JFK Airport Cats
October 27, 2007 2:10pm
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A recently rescued JFK kitten, courtesy of Gothamist.
Port Authority spokesman Pasquale DiFulco claims that the cats' food attracts birds, which endanger aircraft. (Has this guy ever seen a feral cat? They kill birds!)
The cats are being rounded up, which means almost certain death for feral cats. Rescue groups want the Port Authority to consider a far more humane Trap-Neuter-Return program.
Here's what you can do to help:
Show up at the rally (organized by In Defense of Animals) outside of Port Authority headquarters, off Union Square, at 225 Park Avenue South, between 18th and 19th Street on Monday, Oct 29th from Noon to 1pm.
Call, fax and email Port Authority officials and protest the extermination effort. Urge them to meet with NYC Feral Cat Initiative representatives and come up with an intelligent plan to Trap-Neuter-Return and manage the JFK cats.
Please contact:
Susan Baer, General Manager, JFK Airport
sbaer@panynj.gov
718-244-3501
Laura Francoeur, Aeronautical Services, Airport Operations Division
Phone: 718-244-3773
Fax: 718-244-3777
lfrancoe@panynj.gov
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