US EditionTorn Between Compassion and Ecology: Israelis Grapple With Stray Cat Dilemma
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Torn Between Compassion and Ecology: Israelis Grapple With Stray Cat Dilemma
While the majority of Israelis expressed concern about overpopulation, 90% rejected lethal control methods. By Pesach Benson, TPS While nearly a third of Israelis routinely feed stray cats, an overwhelming majority also support reducing their numbers, exposing a tension between emotional compassion and ecological concern, according to a study released on Wednesday. Hebrew University researchers Dr. Idit Gunther, Prof. Eyal Klement, and Doron Lev…
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