2 Myths About Cats Not True

[Catherine]

The vaccinations work. If they find a rabid raccoon they saturate the area with vaccine. That creates a wall of immunity around the area so the disease can't be spread.

Culling never works. More animals move into the area to replace them. There is more chance of disease transmission when animals are on the move. Your badgers could have been vaccinated and they would have created a disease free zone.
The TB is coming from the cattle. Testing and vaccinating the cattle would have been an effective solution and it would have been more humane.

If the solution is cruel (like a cull) it is not the right solution, it is never the right solution.