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Tag: domestic cats

July 10, 2023July 31, 2023

Position Statement on domestic cats and Australian native wildlife populations

By Admin Pet WelfareIn CatsTags domestic cats, native wildlife, Research Update, Strategic Feeding, wildlife population

Summary While the impact of feral cats on Australian native wildlife populations in natural environments is well-documented, there is no...

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