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The Bermuda Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is extending its Desperate Housecats adoption drive. With the shelter still overcrowded as a result of owners surrendering adult cats they no longer want or can care for, the charity is ur...

An animal charity is urging cat owners to take advantage of their CatSnip programme to help to tackle the island’s rising feline population. Deborah Titterton Narraway, the SPCA’s interim executive director, told The Royal Gazette that the scheme was...

The Bermuda SPCA will be waiving adoption fees for adult cats at a special event this weekend. According to Jodi Corbett, the shelter is at “cat-pacity”, with cats of all shapes, ages, colours and sizes looking for their forever home. “We have some ...

Dear Sir, The article by the Audubon Society [Feral Cats in Bermuda: a problem that can be solved, February 13] portrays an inaccurate picture of Bermuda’s cat population and uses fear-mongering and non-scientific claims to achieve their narrow obj...

Every cat deserves a home. The domestic cat is called that for a reason: the species is the result of thousands of years of breeding by humans, and its natural habitat is the human home. A feral (meaning “wild”) cat is a domestic cat that is forced...

Animal lovers have come out in force for a “devastated” family unable to cover bills after their treasured cat was badly mauled by a dog — and now an online campaign has begun for others to help. In a first fundraising drive by the newly formed Bermu...

Microchip solves mystery of the runaway cat By Jessie Moniz Hardy Starving, diseased, unloved was the life Michele and Ed Lawrence imagined for their cat, Dorian Gray, when he went on the lam two years ago. Imagine their surprise when they discovere...

17 September, 2014 Dear Sir, I am writing in response to the letter in last Tuesday’s paper entitled ‘Feral cat explosion’ to address some of the writer’s concerns. Many people are quick to blame the Bermuda Feline Assistance Bureau (BFAB) for the gr...

Concerns have been raised about the growing “feral cat problem” and their impact on wildlife and human health. The felines are a “serious threat to Bermuda’s native biodiversity”, according to the Bermuda Audubon Society. The group is now appealing t...

September 16, 2014 Dear Sir, Two headlines appear, one right under the other, in the opinion section of your online edition today: “An idea to help revive tourism” and “Feral cat explosion”. Brilliant idea! Replace the proposed sport (if you can ...