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A formerly feral kitten is sitting right next to my keyboard as I type this. I can't begin to tell you how much joy she brings to my life, and how glad I am that she is no longer scavenging garbage cans and whatever to find food. When I got her in April, she was 8 months old and only weighed 4 lbs., had ear mites, conjunctivitis and worms. Now at 1 year of age, she is a sleek 7.3 lbs., with silky fur where once was sparse brillo.

They should autopsy the cats to find out the agent used to kill them, then set up game cameras focused on the area where the feral cats are. Let them catch this piece of sick excrement and then force whatever poison they used on the cats down their own throat, in mass quantities. Those poor kitties likely had a miserable death at the hands of a human, after they put their trust in humans for their food. To betray that precious trust and subject them to pain and death is unforgivable.