I agree when Mathew says cats are experts of rodents not birds.It’s true they like to catch rats.I can see from this film humans really love to put the blame on the innocents rather than look in the mirror.

Thank you Mathew and others who support TNR.My teenage daughter and I actively help with TNR where we live.It’s funny Alleycat.org was mentioned.They were instrumental in teaching us about TNR through their website.The best way to help feral cats is to spay and neuter them and have a cregiver watch over them when they return home.I just really want to say this film was so one sided.What a shame.

My cat killed 21 RATS a week during the summer but never killed anything else. As I live in town I can only say thank goddness something was killing them. Do you know how quickly rats breed and spread. They also urinate all the time they are moving.

The real threat to wildlife is humans destroying the habitats of wildlife, pesticides, chemicals...and the list goes on and on.

I wouldn’t be surprised if the ones who lobby Congress to spread lies and exaggerations about cats in general paid to put this film together. I’m not saying cats never catch a bird but to put the blame on cats instead on the real destroyers-HUMANS-is outrageous. Cats are rodent specialists NOT bird specialists and play an important part in the ecosystem.

Bottom line:everyone needs to spay and neuter their kitties and keep kitty indoors with supervised play outside for the reason that people are down right cruel.Cruel people are the real destroyers of wildlife and anything else that crosses their path.

As for the community feral and stray kitties please support Trap Neuter Return(TNR)in your community. This is the only proven way to help community feral and stray cats. It will help tremendously bring down the number of cats who are the victims of lack of spaying and neutering.

Do a search on Alley Cat Allies to understand the best way to help community feral and stray cats through TNR.