Somehow I never knew about the colony of feral cats that have lived for decades in PGE Park.
According to this recent Oregonian article, the cats were trapped, spayed, and given food and housing during the renovation of PGE Park into Jeld-Wen Field. Now the cats are back in the park, steering clear of humans and eating kibble from a specially-built cat-feeding platform.
Choice quote:
The cats’ ghostlike presence makes them almost mythical.
“They mostly come out at night,” Puckett says. “A lot of times, they’re a blur.”
I bet the wild feral cats are friendlier than those douches in the timbr army.
The second part of that quote is incorrect. I believe it should read “…mostly.”
This is rad though. Everything is better with a colony of feral cats.
OH my God! I came hear to say the same damn thing as atomic! This can’t be a good sign…
It sure isn’t, Yoyodyne. It sure isn’t.
another vote for “mostly.”
As the article reminds us, most people like cats better than rats. And I’m guessing there may be a few rats in the “Tanner pipe.”
http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.s…
Smirk — Alison is in charge of the crazy cat lady blog. How would you like it if she stole your Lycra Lout thunder about the new bike tightrope across the Columbia River.
It’s hard to keep this sort of thing controlled but I hope they can catch up.