Emily Spillar is a 17 year old senior at Colonia High School. Spillar is a varsity cheerleader for the school cheer team. In addition, she loves to dance, and dances for Dancin’ in the Spotlight in Rahway, NJ. Next, she is apart of the PTV news anchoring at Colonia High School, and is a homeroom representative for Student Council. She also is a safety ambassador. Spillar has 2 younger siblings, Elizabeth and Connor. When not in school, she loves to spend time with friends, and loves to write all kinds of genres. In the future, she hopes to attend school to major in Journalism.
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No, they are not!! If we can have them as pets and do what we do for cats and dogs – spey/neuter, vaccinate and contain them properly, I don’t see why we shouldn’t have them as pets. Qld is the only state in Australia to be this way. Feral cats are causing more issues and there are huge problems with our fauna being under threat because of them.
I have spoken to many ‘farmers’, wheat and others, they say that rabbits are not a problem. One comment was that “the government believe them to be a problem”.
Beverly Hartland • Dec 4, 2023 at 12:41 am
No, they are not!! If we can have them as pets and do what we do for cats and dogs – spey/neuter, vaccinate and contain them properly, I don’t see why we shouldn’t have them as pets. Qld is the only state in Australia to be this way. Feral cats are causing more issues and there are huge problems with our fauna being under threat because of them.
I have spoken to many ‘farmers’, wheat and others, they say that rabbits are not a problem. One comment was that “the government believe them to be a problem”.