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Off the news: Cruel feral-cat killings must be stopped

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Feral cats might be a problem, yes, since they are known to spread toxoplasmosis, a disease that can be deadly for endangered Hawaiian monk seals. But a recent spate of cruel and inhumane cat killings, including one apparent decapitation, at Keehi Small Boat Harbor should alarm everyone. State officials are working to identify the perpetrators; call 808-643-DLNR (3567) to provide info.

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