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Copperas Cove is shaking up its feral cat rules to get a better handle on the stray population. If you've got pets or deal with neighborhood strays, these new guidelines will change how the city manages animal control.
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Residents argue that TNVR is more cost-effective than the recurring costs of impoundment and euthanasia.
Local cat colony caretakers and the city shelter staff who would manage fewer animals.
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Residents are concerned that new animal control ordinances lack a framework for TNVR (trap, neuter, vaccinate, return), which they argue is more effective and humane than traditional impoundment.