The “Cat Trap King” Visits Earle Brown Elementary:

They call him the "Cat Trap King." Sterling Davis put his professional rap career on hold and is now singing a new tune. Davis became an animal advocate and shared his love for furry felines with students at Earle Brown Elementary.  The Atlanta rapper switched careers while working a temporary job at an animal shelter. During that time, he noticed not many men or blacks involved with animal shelters.  "When I went in, they were like, we've never seen somebody like you, doing this," Davis recalled.  Davis is trying to change that… Read More