smallerlogo.jpg (49124 bytes)

 

Forgotten Felines of Forsyth

Committed to Humanely Reducing the Feral Cat Population of Forsyth County

TwoPawswalking.gif (1169 bytes)

Latest News

HOME

FERAL CAT INFO

TRAP-NEUTER-RETURN

HOW TO GET HELP

TRAPPING TIPS

COLONY MANAGEMENT

SHELTER

DONATIONS

OTHER RESOURCES

VOLUNTEER

CONTACT

RJwithnotchsmall_copy.jpg (14986 bytes)

From Companion Animal NetworkTV:

N.C. Gov. Candidate Perdue Issues Statement on Ending Gassing

Dear Friends,

Our blue ribbon panel's meeting with NC Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Bev Perdue's staff has paid off big time. Click here to read a statement issued by Lt. Gov. Perdue on 9/29/08. Everyone should rejoice and IMMEDIATELY PICK UP THE PHONES AND CALL THEIR NC STATE REP AND STATE SENATOR FOR A MEETING AT THEIR DISTRICT OFFICE TO ASK HIM/HER TO INTRODUCE THE BILL TO BAN GASSING AND HEARTSTICK ONCE AND FOR ALL (attached).

Click below to find your state reps.
North Carolina General Assembly - NC House of Representatives Members (2007-2008 Session)

http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/gascripts/members/memberList.pl?sChamber=Senate

Together we will accomplish this long elusive step in North Carolina.


Garo Alexanian
Companion Animal NetworkTV


From Neighborhood Cats:

Recently, word has become widespread on the Internet about a product called FeralStat - its manufacturer claims it is a safe, effective oral contraceptive for feral cats that only needs to be placed in the cats' communal food once a week.

According to an interim statement from the highly reputable Alliance for Contraception in Cats &Dogs (ACC&D):

*In numerous studies over three decades, FeralStat's main ingredient (megestrol acetate) has been found to pose serious health risks in cats, including diabetes mellitus, mammary swelling and tumors, uterine disease, pyometra, and skin disorders. Megestrol acetate is not now, nor has it ever been, approved by the FDA for use in cats.

*FeralStat is not yet known to have completed any formal review process or been subjected to acceptable, controlled studies.

* Because it is a food additive, there is no way to control the amount of FeralStat each cat ingests, and there is the risk of ingestion by wildlife and owned pets.

For the full ACC&D interim statement, please see the attached pdf file.

Neighborhood Cats strongly discourages anyone from using this potentially dangerous product for any purpose. For the latest developments in non-surgical sterilization, we recommend relying solely on information gained from the Alliance for Contraception in Cats &Dogs.

Bryan Kortis
Executive Director
Neighborhood Cats

Together we can make a difference!
                                                                                            All donations to FFF are tax-deductible

graytabby_small2.jpg (16370 bytes)
Contact Information
Forgotten Felines of Forsyth
302-A South Stratford Road, Box 3
Winston-Salem, NC 27103

 

 

 

8 Forgotten Felines of Forsyth, All Rights Reserved
Website designed by the unique goat studio