A Central Valley city is cracking down on people feeding stray cats in public places, fearing the growing feline population could threaten an endangered rabbit found nowhere else in the world. The Ripon City Council unanimously approved an ordinance amendment Tuesday banning people from feeding feral cats and other stray animals on public property, according...
A Central Valley city is cracking down on people feeding stray cats in public places, fearing the growing feline population could threaten an endangered rabbit found nowhere else in the world. The Ripon City Council unanimously approved an ordinance amendment Tuesday banning people from feeding feral cats and other stray animals on public property, according...
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