Texas town reverses beloved library cat’s eviction-
WHITE SETTLEMENT, Texas, July 6 (UPI) — A Texas city council that voted to evict the local library’s beloved cat reversed the decision weeks later, with one councilman blaming Facebook for the controversy.
The White Settlement city council voted unanimously Friday to overturn its June 14 decision to evict Browser the cat from the White Settlement Public Library, where the feline has resided for the past six years.
Mayor Ron White, who opposed the June 14 decision to evict Browser, welcomed the reversal, which followed an international outcry from cat lovers on social media. Â more
Our small town not only cleared out a colony, but cleared out the trees they lived under. This was despite a lot of similar petitions by the locals to let them stay.
The cats weren’t bothering anyone except the chicken fried brains of the local busy body biddies. There is no shortage of those in “bless your heart” land.
one tough pussy
gotta love a place called white settlement, originally named to separate the settlers from the injuns
2005, a push to rename the city west settlement was resoundingly rejected
YEAH!!! Take that, you fu*ked up pervert city council. I hope the city votes every one of you OUT!
I wonder if the dog would stay. My local library has some workers and patrons who would make sure the dog was gone. Real Canophobes.
It’s all the fault of Facebook according to this maroon: Councilman Elzie Clements. It’s a bad, bad thing when the public discovers what the Councilman does.
Jerk!
Several small businesses here have resident cats and dogs. They are much better behaved than the spolied rotten human brats and many of the parents.
Heard tell the Mayor said: “Ya can’t fix stupid, but at times you can reverse it!”
Finally a bit of good news.
Hooray for library kitty! 🙂
Social media rips the bag off the unknown idiot. Hate it when that happens.
Ron White knows what it’s like to be thrown out of an establishment while just being yourself.
My grandmother was born in White Settlement.