WATKINSVILLE, Ga. AP - A central Georgia county with a cadre of cats is taking steps to better identify which felines are feral and which are just house pets out for a stroll.A new Oconee County animal control ordinance sets a standard for how much care owners must provide outdoor cats and gives officers a way to know that a pet cat isn't feral.
September 21, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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WATKINSVILLE, Ga. AP – A central Georgia county with a cadre of cats is taking steps to better identify which felines are feral and which are just house pets out for a stroll.
A new Oconee County animal control ordinance sets a standard for how much care owners must provide outdoor cats and gives officers a way to know that a pet cat isn’t feral.
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