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Cat lovers and advocates of wildlife are sponsoring a showcase tour of home cat patios, outdoor cat
enclosures to keep cats safe from outdoor hazards while also protecting wildlife from cat predation.
Catios Tour to Inspire Safety
A very popular Portland, one-
of-a-kind event, the 7th Annual
Catio Tour will showcase 10 di-
verse outdoor cat enclosures in
north, northeast and southeast
Portland.
Hosted by the Feral Cat Co-
alition of Oregon and Portland
Audubon, the $10 self-guided tour
is meant to inspire cat owners to
build or buy their own outdoor cat
enclosure to keep cats safe from
outdoor hazards while also pro-
tecting wildlife from cat preda-
tion. The event sells out so people
are encouraged to get tickets early.
Funds from the Catio Tour sup-
port the Portland Audubon’s and
Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon’s
“Cats Safe at Home” campaign,
which aims to reduce free-roam-
ing cats in the Portland area with
solutions that are good for cats
and wildlife. To sign up for the
tour, coming Saturday, Sept.7
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., visit Cats-
SafeAtHome.org.
Portrait of Struggle and Survival
This weekend, the North-
west Film Center presents
four screenings of a new
documentary that follows
three black subjects as they
seek justice for the murder
of a community member by
police.
“What You Gonna Do
When the World’s on Fire?
by Texas-based filmmaker
Robert Minverini is an ex-
tended look at life in New
Orleans and the region and
the long histories of pain and
anger engendered by Ameri-
can society.
According tofilm critic “What You Gonna Do When the
Daniel Kasman of the web- World’s On Fire?” is a new film that
site Notebook, the film is a takes a look at the long histories
crucial portrait of discovery, of pain and anger engendered by
struggle and survival, with American society and the hopes and
the personal and spatial dev- struggles of three black residents in
astation of Hurricane Katrina New Orleans seeking justice for the
sitting firmly on the horizon murder of a community member by
police.
behind.
Shot in luminous and
Aug. 23 at 7 p.m.; Saturday, Aug.
high-contrast
black-and-white, 24 at 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.; and on
What You Gonna Do When the Sunday at 4:30 p.m.
World’s On Fire? shows at Whit-
General admission is $10 and
sell Auditorium at the Portland Art $8 for students, seniors and chil-
Museum, downtown, on Friday, dren.