To the Editor:
I just read an article in The SandPaper that says Little Egg Harbor is considering a ban on feeding any and all animals on public and private property, and instantly a sick feeling came over me. I have fought this battle many times in the past 15 years.
I moved to Osborn Island as a permanent resident 15 years ago and long before that I knew of the many cats living on the beach at the end of Radio Road on Osborn Island in Little Egg Harbor.
December 1, 2023
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