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As far as community issues go, few can generate as much passion as the welfare of animals. As League City contends with an overpopulation of shelter animals, a county-wide problem,
City officials hope the online portal will help it fine-tune a trap, neuter and release program and perhaps tamp down misinformation.
The issue came to a head at a city council meeting Aug. 10, when city officials said they were investigating whether the animal shelter is releasing friendly, adoptable cats into
Following public criticism from citizens and volunteers, League City Animal Care and Adoption Center officials paused the shelter’s trap, neuter and return program to assess and evaluate how the shelter releases cats deemed “community cats.”
Releasing tame cats onto the streets, as some residents assert the League City animal shelter has been doing, is a bad idea for many reasons and the city should investigate,