Our submission highlights Casey’s failed cat containment approach and calls for investment in free, targeted desexing and microtargeted community programs to reduce intake, euthanasia, and council costs.

Our submission urges Frankston to reject blanket containment laws in favour of targeted desexing, transparent reporting, and community-based strategies that reduce intake, euthanasia, and complaints.

We support Stonnington’s evidence-based foundation and recommend expanding microtargeted Community Cat Programs, free desexing, and local partnerships to reduce intake and increase pet retention.

We oppose the Shire of Wagin’s punitive cat laws and advocate for humane, cost-effective solutions like targeted desexing and community support to reduce complaints and euthanasia.