poor things, probably dropped off there

I want to call your attention to the fact that these cats may have not been dropped off, but are lost cats in our Lake St. George or nearby neighborhoods. They may have just joined together and found a place to live on your street. If you have pictures of them, I suggest you also post on Nextdoor neighbor app as their owners may have been desperately trying to find them. Thank you.

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They are not the neighbors cats and are a nuisance and need to be removed

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Thank you for contacting Pinellas County Animal Services about stray nuisance cats in your area. If you are able to provide an exact address of the person creating a public nuisance we will dispatch an Animal Control Officer out to educate them on county ordinances. Due to the fact that humane traps must be closely monitored for activity, animal services is unable to set and properly monitor them. However, you as a citizen may obtain a humane trap at your local hardware store for around $20.00 and trap the cats if they are coming on your private property. We ask citizens to set the trap at dusk and check it first thing in the morning. If a stray cat is caught, you can contact us as early as 7:00am to schedule a pick up. You do not have to be home when we pick up, you can leave a note on the front door giving us permission and we will remove the cat and leave your trap. If you have any further questions please call us at (727) 582-2600. We are striving to improve our services. Please visit www.pinellascounty.org/surveys/animals to tell us how we are doing, Thank You!