Reaching enough of the stray population relies on people who are caring for them to get the cats desexed as soon as they find them.
We have to desex enough cats for it to work," she said. "The intensity of the program is really important. And that's very upsetting."ĭr Ma admitted it could seem counterintuitive putting a cat back on the street, but she said the current approach of trapping and euthanasing strays had failed to curb the numbers living on the street. "They are causing devastation in this local area. She said they caught blue-tongue lizards, possums, and birds. "So we have an exploding population," Ms McKellar said. Recently, she spotted a kitten, which raised concerns that they were not desexed. Barbara McKellar told ABC Radio Sydney there was a cluster of nine cats in her Dulwich Hill street where a woman feeds them.
0 kommentar(er)
