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A national park site is not a home for wayward cats. That's the decision of the National Park Service at San Juan National Historic Site and the Paseo del Morro National Recreational Trail, where feral cats have had a home and food service for years.
The United States National Park Service (NPS) revealed a plan last week to remove hundreds of stray cats from a historic site in Puerto Rico’s capital over the next year, as per Associated Press. These cats, who roam the area freely, are seen as both a charm and an annoyance. The agency announced plans to […] The post Puerto Rico’s Historic Site Set To Remove Its Famous Cats appeared first on CatTime.
The National Park Service announced a six-month plan to remove about 200 stray cats that have long roamed around Puerto Rico's historic Old San Juan neighborhood drawing heat from cat lovers
When Karla Colom zips down the Paseo del Morro National Historical Trail at sunset in a golf cart loaded with food, water and cleaning supplies, the cats of Old San Juan come out of hiding. Colony by colony, they materialize from nooks in the rocks along the ocean and hiding places in the greenery at the foot of ancient walls built to protect the Puerto Rican city from attack