California sees a decent number of cats killed in vehicle collisions. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 per year along with about the same number killed because of them preying on livestock. California still has a very large population of cats. Read reports of disease and inbreeding, but the antis will never admit it that it is a result of them being overpopulated. They merely say that the disease, vehicle collisions and inbreeding are a direct result of all the housing growth and road building. We all know what the real problem is. You can’t have a population of 10 thousand cats and then have the people of California complain about less than 200 cats being killed each year. People are being led to believe that this drop of 200 each year is going to lead to their extinction in the state of California in the next 40-50 years. Sorry, this doesn’t compute.
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