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Fayette Humane Society describes trap‑neuter‑vaccinate‑release program; Peachtree City expresses support
Summary
Marsha Hendershot, a board member of the Fayette Humane Society, described a trap‑neuter‑vaccinate‑release program for feral cats. City leaders said they support the program and may invite the society to respond to local cat proliferation.
Marsha Hendershot, a board member of the Fayette Humane Society, spoke to council about the organization’s trap‑neuter‑vaccinate‑release (TNR) program for feral cats. The transcript records the council’s statement that the program is "flourishing" and supported in Peachtree City.
Officials said the Fayette Humane Society can be invited to trap feral cats in areas where cats are proliferating, then safely neuter, vaccinate and release them. The remarks framed the TNR program as a preventative measure to manage feral‑cat populations.
No formal action, funding decision or ordinance was recorded in the transcript relating to the TNR program; the item appeared as a report to council and public information.
