I am outraged that something

like this could happen here. You don't expect these things to happen in

civilized areas, but apparently they do.

This group saves cats that

would otherwise be disposed of because of their age or other various reasons.

They are kept in the garage of the owner's house and volunteers help take

care of the cats. A new building has been built outside to house the cats

and is very near completion.

I have been trying to think

of one negative thing that could be attributed to RescueCats, but I cannot

find a single one.

The cats are all tested for

feline leukemia, feline AIDS, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, de-wormed,

and treated for any other condition before they are adopted. They are

not making any noise or disturbing anyone.

The neighbors have offered

to give RescueCats part of their land so they will have the five acres

needed (according to the county ordinance). However, this is not good

enough. The county keeps coming up with more excuses to keep RescueCats

from performing the pubic service they have been doing.

I implore you to let your county

government know that the citizens of Fayette County do not appreciate

their tax dollars being used to shut down a rescue group that has done

nothing but help decrease the county's and surrounding area's pet overpopulation

and has done so without killing them.

Brook Cleveland

Fayette