Aroostook Cat Advocacy, Fixing Their Futures
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Norma Milton, 83, has founded a new cat advocacy organization in Aroostook County, Maine, after decades leading Halfway Home Pet Rescue. The group focuses on spay/neuter programs to prevent euthanasia, having watched 20-30 cats killed weekly at shelters years ago. Milton and volunteers including Kim Jalbert are now operating "Norma's Cats, Fixing Their Future" to address the county's growing cat overpopulation.
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