The cat was found near a church on Cadillac Avenue
According to the Dauphin Island Cat Association, “Tux” was found in a culvert pipe. Susan Dubey is a pet owner and says it’s a tragic situation.
“We have a cat coalition that traps and neuters them. And returns them to their station. They’re people who feed them. And It’s just sad that people are so cruel to animals,” Dubey said. “There are a lot of people who don’t like cats on the island. They think they should be trapped and removed from the island. Our biggest problem is that people in Mobile and the mainland a lot of times will bring and drop the cats here knowing they can’t get back over the bridge. So, our population has exploded,” Dubey added.“It would be nice if they turned themselves in, but I do hope they find them,” Dubey added.
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