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Volunteers report mobile vet TNR operation, set next Woodbridge visit for June 16
Summary
Volunteers conducting trap-neuter-release (TNR) in Woodbridge reported that a mobile veterinary van sterilized 31 cats on private property on May 2 and announced a return visit scheduled for June 16; organizers said they plan monthly operations while feral cat numbers decline.
Volunteers working on trap-neuter-release (TNR) in Woodbridge told the council during public comment that a mobile veterinary van sterilized 31 cats on private property on May 2 and will return to the township on June 16.
Marjorie Petrov, speaking during the public comment period, thanked township staff members for meeting with organizers and said the groups "TNR'ed 31 cats, and we are very, very happy with that." Petrov said volunteers plan to hold the mobile clinic monthly while feral-cat numbers are high and that frequency could be reduced as the population is brought under control.
Petrov encouraged Woodbridge residents who need help with TNR to contact her or a co-organizer, Arlene Rhodes, to register for assistance. The group described the May 2 clinic as held on private property and said organizers will continue the program to reduce the number of kittens and unsterilized adults.
The remarks were part of the public comment segment; there was no formal council action recorded at the meeting to fund or endorse the program during the session.
