A banner from the San Francisco SPCA on the N Judah MUNI Metro celebrating their 20 years of work with feral cats in the city. There are currently many similar posters both on vehicles and at stops.
A very cool poster, the cat looks sort of like a coyote 🙂 I have mixed feelings about the SPCA becasue their idea of kindness seems to center on neutering or euthanizing animals whose remains are then sold off shore for petfood. For 25 years I have observed of multiple generations of our feral cat population which seems to have a balance all its own if we leave them alone.
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A banner from the San Francisco SPCA on the N Judah MUNI Metro celebrating their 20 years of work with feral cats in the city. There are currently many similar posters both on vehicles and at stops.
You can find out more about the work of the SF SPCA at their website.
Great capture!
A very cool poster, the cat looks sort of like a coyote 🙂 I have mixed feelings about the SPCA becasue their idea of kindness seems to center on neutering or euthanizing animals whose remains are then sold off shore for petfood. For 25 years I have observed of multiple generations of our feral cat population which seems to have a balance all its own if we leave them alone.
Good cause – and it is only natural for you call attention to it.
A good cause indeed! And love the poster.
The SF SPCA is such an awesome organization, doing such wonderful work. Love the poster, too!
Pawsome 🙂
Purrs Tillie and Georgia,
Treasure,Tiger, JJ and Julie
I knew when I read the title of your post I would like this, without even seeing the photo. 20 years is amazing! (I’m a cat-lover, too!)