You Gotta Love this Woman

I met US Fish and Wildlife ranger Molly Stoddard back in 2000 when I officially hooked up with The Reporter. Molly was the ranger at the Horicon Marsh and is a walking wildlife encyclopedia. Like her state counterpart Bill Volkert, the two radiate enthusiam for God's critters. Here's Molly's interesting reply to my blog on stray cats...

That was cool and I have to add that house cats, stray or wild, are not native to the United States but were brought here with settlement.
They are over-populated and consume millions of native birds and rodents each year that other native species would rather not compete for for their food source such as raptors. Cats have a very low survival rate in the wild due to car collisions, disease, and people who worship evil and sacrifice them in bizarre ceremonies.

Ever noticed how careful the shelters have become in who they adopt black or white cats to especially around Halloween? I am an advocate for keeping all cats indoors and spay/neuter. As much as I love cats, we do not need more of them nor for the ones we have to lead an inhumane existence. The root word of humane by the way is human. It's our job to be humane.

Thanks for hearing me out! I'm off my soap box now.

Molly Stoddard

...so if you're ever pondering about some critter your child (or husband) has dragged home, experts at the DNR or US Fish and Wildlife Service can help.