Victoria

We urge Maribyrnong to reject unenforceable cat curfews and mandatory desexing, and instead invest in targeted desexing and community engagement to reduce intake, complaints, and council costs.

While congratulating Bayside on low impoundments, our submission highlights the need for microtargeted free desexing to further reduce complaints and ensure sustainable, community-based cat management.

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.