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DIY cat proof fencing and cat enclosures
An increasing number of Victorian councils are requiring the confinement of cats to their owner's property, for a range of animal welfare, environmental and community amenity reasons.Read the abstract for 'DIY cat proof fencing and cat enclosures'
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Adaptation of domestic cats to confinement (abstract)
Although most cat owners believe that cats have a need to roam outdoors and that this activity benefits their welfare, roaming also carries welfare risks for the cat.Read the abstract for 'Adaptation of domestic cats to confinement (abstract)'
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Attitudes toward and perceptions of free-roaming cats among individuals living in Ohio
A great deal of attention has been given over the past two decades to manageing free-roaming cat populations -
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AVACCAC response: Submission to Queensland Government on the discussion paper "Managing unwanted Cats and Dogs, July 2007"
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Mandatory Desexing in the ACT – has it worked?
In 2001, ACT became the first jurisdiction to make the desexing of dogs and cats compulsory by six months of age. Has it worked?
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Cat Admissions to Melbourne Shelters
Understanding the characteristics of cats entering shelters can help direct policy on how to reduce shelter euthanasia.Read the abstract for 'Cat Admissions to Melbourne Shelters'
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The TNR movement in the USA
There has been an active, well funded and well organised TNR movement in the USA for some time. While USA information may provide guidance, Australian veterinarians should thoroughly investigate all aspects of TNR at their local level before undertaking to assist on a paid or voluntary basis.