Husker Cats, a volunteer group operating in agreement with but not funded by the university, has impacted UNL’s feral cat populations. The group has started feeding the cats through specialized feeders; helped educate the community about the feral cats; improved health issues and helped control populations; and tamed and given away some captures. Learn more […]

After just six months of work, Husker Cats – a volunteer group dedicated to assisting UNL’s feral cat population – has been honored with the John F. “Rick” Akin Award. The award, presented by the Capital Humane Society, honors individuals, groups and businesses that have made significant contributions to the welfare and protection of animals. […]

Husker Cats has started to impact the feral feline population on City Campus. The volunteer group – operating in agreement with, but not funded by, the university – has successfully trapped four cats. After veterinary care, which includes a complete examination, necessary shots and spay/neuter, two adult cats were returned to campus and two kittens […]

‘Rogue feeders’ asked to stop as group begins work Marilyn Fenton was a rogue feeder. She was hooked two years ago. While venturing to a Lied Center Performance, she spotted three pathetic little kittens huddled under a rose bush; a fourth was dead nearby. “That’s when I decided to start feeding our Husker Cats,” said […]