Update Nov. 16, 2015 - My sister and I are trying to catch strays at our apartment complex and the management gave us another 10 day warning to cure the breach (to stop feeding them) or they will start eviction. We tried explaining about TNR but they do not comprehend. We told the manager that we are feeding only to catch them and that we have rescues and fosters line up. They are not cooperating with us or trying to work with us at all. We have been working on catching them for months and we cannot just stop. We already saved 3 abandoned cats and there are 3 more cats left.

Our lease does not mention anywhere not feed stray cats yet in the notice that was sent to us it mentions it.
By law, Maricopa County considers cats to be  “free roaming animals”, regardless.These free roaming cats (abandoned cats) do not belong to us and therefore do not apply to our policy pertaining to animals on the property.

PLEASE DO NOT CALL THE APARTMENT COMPLEX AND COMPLAIN, THANKS

ABOUT TNR AND WHY IT IS IMPORTANT
http://www.somanycats.org/

MARICOPA COUNTY ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL
https://www.facebook.com/MaricopaCountyAnimalCareandControl

We need help to further explain to them about TNR -trap, neuter, release stray cats and what we are doing is helping the community and overpopulation of cats.

Here is the apartment complex's information

Remington Place Apartments
17435 N 7th St
Phoenix, Arizona 85022
Tanya Petttay: Property manager

PLEASE DO NOT CALL APARTMENT THE COMPLEX AND COMPLAIN, THANKS

If anyone knows the AZ law regarding his please contact us at: linybuggy@aol.com

Jane & Georgette Kostopoulos