Cat Network volunteers prefer to be the first contact when a situation arises involving an animal. Volunteers work closely with Crane Pest Control, the contractor enlisted by the university to rescue endangered animals and to handle transportation and delivery of dead or injured animals. Hyde said litters are a thing of the past at Stanford since the current cat population is spayed and neutered. We really don't have kittens born at the university anymore. Most of the resident cats are extremely shy and maintain a low profile.
Sightings are rare.
Most of them are hidden unless a feeder calls out to them. Members of the network marked their anniversary with a party last week at the Bechtel International Center. Cake and mugs were presented to the approximately 30 guests in attendance.