We urge Hume to abandon ineffective containment laws and invest in targeted, community-led desexing programs to reduce cat overpopulation, euthanasia, and council costs while improving animal welfare.

Our submission urges Wyndham to replace enforcement-heavy policies with humane, evidence-based solutions like microtargeted desexing and community engagement to reduce cat overpopulation, euthanasia, and complaints.

Our submission calls for transparent data reporting, rejects punitive cat control laws, and supports targeted desexing and humane, evidence-based strategies to reduce complaints, costs, and euthanasia.

Our recommendations promote targeted desexing and education over trapping, support officer training and community engagement, and reject containment laws to ensure humane, effective animal management.