View of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk with cats by the Skywheel

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Meet Sir H.a.l..

This is Sir H.a.l.’s own page — one of the community cats of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, with a photo, a story, and the spot where this cat is usually seen. Every cat here is looked after through Trap-Neuter-Return or found a home through adoption. When you’re done, the button at the end takes you to all of them.

Photo of Sir H.A.L. the cat

Sir H.A.L. shall sire no more, sir

  • Sir H.A.L. is going to the V.E.T.Sir H.A.L. is going to the V.E.T.

SIR H.A.L.

Feeder of the colony here believes Sir H.A.L. sired many generations of this colony’s feral cats.

General location — watch from a distance & don’t feed the cats!

Type:Solid black short coat with amber eyes
Sex:Unneutered male, unknown age
Status:Community Cat

• Fantastical Fib: He directed Rip Tidz management to create a family-friendly cornhole court on the sand in the back near the boardwalk.
• Truth: Sir H.A.L.’s name is actually vulgar so we use the acronym in polite company.

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At this time it is illegal to feed the cats at the boardwalk. City ordinance 14-315-e

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