Middleton Plans to Remove Unauthorized Feral Cat Structures From City Property
The city of Middleton will be removing unauthorized structures built for feral cats from city-owned property.
Boise, ID, October 19, 2026 —
The city of Middleton plans to remove unauthorized structures built for feral cats from property it owns, according to the information provided about the planned action.
The available information does not specify where the structures are located, how many there are, or when their removal is expected to take place. It also does not identify who built or maintains them, or say whether the city has notified anyone about the planned removal.
No reason for the decision was provided beyond the description of the structures as unauthorized and their location on city-owned property. Details about the structures’ condition, what will happen to them after removal, and whether the city plans any arrangements for the cats were not provided.
The information does not state whether the city has announced a schedule, described its authority or process for removing the structures, or shared further details about the matter. Those points remain unclear based on the information available.
The confirmed action is limited to the city’s plan to remove unauthorized structures built for feral cats from city-owned property. Further information about timing, location, the number of structures and any related steps was not included.
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