There are common statistics we see from national organization guessing on the number of cats who reside on our streets. NJ seems to present an orchestrated narrative that leaves us not really knowing how bad this issue has become on any given day. In our effort to get the the only available facts in NJ we researched the number of confirmed rabies cases in cats across a 20 year span. https://www.whiskersrescue.org/post/rabies-how-good-intention-kills These numbers are documented by the...

NJ's rush to No Kill has created Slow Kill with heartbreaking consequences for animals and people.

New Jersey is forcing people to break laws to resolve hopeless situations created by inadequate animal control and sheltering.