Environmental work

Hi, just noticed what a high vibrating place this joint is: I've been working on about 9 other sites, putting my energy there and I'm glad I didn't get deleted here for not showing up for so long!
Eric has great blogs. Just some personal reflections about what I'm doing nowdays besides singing my head off every nite. A bunch of wild homeless cats adopted me. These are cats that got abandoned and are roaming around hungry.
I used to see a group of about 6 running through the empty lot, like a wave, they were in search of survival, just running, running, running and flashing by my eyesight, all different colors, all frightened of human contact, still knowing that a human was their best bet for survival.
The feral cat has a life span of 2 to 4 years as compared to a domesticated cat can live to be perhaps 18 yrs.

Now that group I suppose was trapped and killed at the local animal shelter. I spoke with them about the problem of feral cats breeding and then being eventually rounded up and killed due to they have learned to not be people friendly and so termed not adoptable.
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/Save-6-Toes
I have been gathering signatures online at CareTwo petition site and I would like to share my happiness I have 600 signatures and only 400 more to go! To get TNR in my region, which is the humane solution for these cats, rather than killing them, as if they are a pest to be exterminated, instead the idea is to provide low cost spay and neuter for about half the population here is low income people. TNR means trap, neuter, release. They live out their lives then and no more kittens are born which cannot all be adopted into homes because of the extensive number of kittens which animal control has to deal with.

28 states already implemented TNR for the problem is worldwide with their quick breeding they do.

I cannot afford to fix my 14 cats, btw Arizona, they're not my pets, they are wild animals that live in the environment of Arizona and they are not leaving, and I know there may come a day a neighbor will call animal control to come and round them up as pests. Yet I will continue to work to get this other option going for future generations of feral cats in this area. As there's this uncanny way mother nature has: you remove one colony, and VIOLA! a few months later another colony miraculously appears! It's called the mysterious vacuum effect. Mother nature hates a vacuum.

Wow, it's like reincarnation! The cats are snickering. So, you thought you'd gotten rid of me did you?

TNR saves taxpayers money because everytime we kill a cat, it cost money to do that as well as dispose of the carcasses and the toll it takes on the emotional lives of animal control officers is that they don't like their job so they develop a crusty attitude towards all life in general. Like, who would want such a job in the first place?
Because some of us have to have money to live. It's that simple. Don't blame animal control for the killing. It's the current system. We can change the system with more humane ways of handling the cats.
San Diego has a neuter van! For $10 you get your cat fixed, then no more colonies roaming about hungry, skinny, and sometimes diseased. In one single year, they reduced the rate of Euthanization of these cats by a whopping 77,000!

Every year we put down in the US all total between 30 to 60 million mostly healthy dogs and cats.
I think we need to change that.
Please sign my petition, and I'll circulate that thing and then maybe I can get on with my real passion, singing, these little dudes and dudettes are taking a big chunk of my energy and time. I need help.
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/Save-6-Toes