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All About Cats.

Introduction to Compound and Street Cats

• Where do they come from?
• Who are these cats?
• Are they dirty?
• Are they unhealthy animals?

• F.A.Q.s about cats and our health.
  • Are they aggressive animals?
  • Cat scratches and cat bites.
  • Can cats make your hair fall out?
  • What's ringworm?
  • Can they suck the breath out of babies?
  • Cats and pregnancy - intertility and Toxoplasmosis.
  • Other parasites of cats.
  • What is Feline AIDs
  • Cats and RABIES
  • Are black cats dangerous?

• What's wrong with pet shops?

 

Problems with Cats.

The reasons behind the "compound cat" problems.

• The management, of cats in compounds, is often inappropriate.
• Residents can be irresponsible with their pets.
• Food scraps and compound waste attracts cats inside.
• The significance of cats' breeding rates.
• Culling cats is used ineffectively to reduce numbers.
• A lack of animal charities and shelters.
• We often live in denial of the cat problems.

 

Solutions that work.

More effective and humane solutions to the cat problems.

1. Enforce responsible pet ownership.
   • Pet Registration - for owner accountability.
   • Neuter resident animals.
   • Health care for community animals.

2. Maintain a clean enviroment.
   • Dispose of food waste correctly.
   • Feed animals responsibly.

3. Reduce the street cat population.
   • Encourage the re-adoption of stray cats.
   • Use "Trap Neuter Return" to sterilise the remaining street cats.
   • Prevent re-population from outside.

 

All About Neutering for cats.

Questions and answers about neutering / desexing cats.

• Top 10 reasons why people don't.
• Benefits of neutering and reasons why they should.
• Frequently asked questions about neutering.
• What Islam says.

 

T-N-R Trap - Neuter - Return.

The most effective and humane way to control street cat populations.

• Why T-N-R is more effective than culling.
• The significance of breeding on population control.
• How to start T-N-R on your compound.
• The Dos and Don'ts of trapping cats.
• How to identify a treated cat.

 

Contacts.

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