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15 Oct 2025
Merri-bek City Council Draft Domestic Animal Management Plan (Second Submission)
We strongly oppose the proposed cat curfew and advocate for evidence-based strategies - like free desexing and community engagement - that reduce complaints, protect vulnerable residents, and prevent unnecessary impoundments and euthanasia.

15 Oct 2025
Merri-bek City Council Draft Domestic Animal Management Plan (Second Submission)
We strongly oppose the proposed cat curfew and advocate for evidence-based strategies - like free desexing and community engagement - that reduce complaints, protect vulnerable residents, and prevent unnecessary impoundments and euthanasia.

15 Oct 2025
Merri-bek City Council Draft Domestic Animal Management Plan (Second Submission)
We strongly oppose the proposed cat curfew and advocate for evidence-based strategies - like free desexing and community engagement - that reduce complaints, protect vulnerable residents, and prevent unnecessary impoundments and euthanasia.

15 Oct 2025
Merri-bek City Council Draft Domestic Animal Management Plan (Second Submission)
We strongly oppose the proposed cat curfew and advocate for evidence-based strategies - like free desexing and community engagement - that reduce complaints, protect vulnerable residents, and prevent unnecessary impoundments and euthanasia.
Our submission condemns Campaspe’s shift to a pound-only model and urges urgent investment in free desexing, rescue support, and evidence-based programs to reduce intake, rebuild community trust, and prevent unnecessary euthanasia.
Our submission condemns Campaspe’s shift to a pound-only model and urges urgent investment in free desexing, rescue support, and evidence-based programs to reduce intake, rebuild community trust, and prevent unnecessary euthanasia.
Our submission condemns Campaspe’s shift to a pound-only model and urges urgent investment in free desexing, rescue support, and evidence-based programs to reduce intake, rebuild community trust, and prevent unnecessary euthanasia.
Our submission condemns Campaspe’s shift to a pound-only model and urges urgent investment in free desexing, rescue support, and evidence-based programs to reduce intake, rebuild community trust, and prevent unnecessary euthanasia.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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