Local TNR group requests $1,500; council debates budget and limits
Whisker Warriors asked Myrtle Creek council for $1,500 to continue trap‑neuter‑return (TNR) surgeries through December. Councilors discussed prior budget placeholders, whether city funds are restricted to cats inside city limits, and approved a motion on the request (vote tally not specified).
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Megan, who identified herself as representing Whisker Warriors, asked the Myrtle Creek City Council for an additional $1,500 to support trap‑neuter‑return (TNR) work that has handled more than 200 cats since February. "I'm Megan with Whisker Warriors," she told the council as she outlined volunteer time, transportation burdens and partnerships with Saving Grace and OSU for surgeries.
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