Editorial
October 11, 2014
City Looks to License Cats For Acting Like Cats
One local resident favors the proposal.
MLive reports that Ann Arbor officials would like to see residents get licenses for their cats. Ann Arbor Mayor John Hieftje said cats are killing birds and “doing their business” in gardens.
ForTheRecord: In sum, the city wants to impose more licensing and costs on residents in order to deal with animal acts of nature.
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