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By Ibby Caputo
May 15, 2012
BOSTON — In some neighborhoods, the stray cat population is out of control. Often these animals are killed — part of a debate about how to best handle the problem. On Monday, WGBH News went to the backyards of Dorchester, where volunteers trapped several feral felines. Now we go behind the doors of a free clinic that's making a difference.
