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Little Falls council backs humane-society trap‑neuter‑release grant application

Little Falls City Council · November 3, 2025
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Summary

The council unanimously adopted Resolution 2025‑47 supporting a Sourcewell grant application so the local humane society can implement a trap‑neuter‑release program for feral cats; the city remains a supporting resolution with no financial obligation.

The Little Falls City Council voted to adopt Resolution 2025‑47 to provide a letter of support for the humane society’s application for a Sourcewell grant to run a trap‑neuter‑release (TNR) program for feral cats.

Alex explained the resolution would only be a supporting statement from the city and would not require any city funding or operational obligations. Council questions focused on program scope and whether the work would target females or males; staff and other speakers clarified the humane society’s procedures and intent to reduce the local feral‑cat population through sterilization efforts.

The council approved the resolution by roll call with affirmative responses recorded.

Provenance: The TNR resolution item appears in the new‑business portion of the meeting; staff introduced the grant purpose and the council adopted the supporting resolution during that segment.