Tasmanian RSPCA calls for cats to be confined in new Cat Management Plan

Michelle Wisbey
Updated June 30 2017 - 8:24am, first published June 29 2017 - 5:30pm
CAT CRACKDOWN: The RSPCA says pet cats across Tasmania should be confined to properties, despite the measure being absent from a new management plan.
CAT CRACKDOWN: The RSPCA says pet cats across Tasmania should be confined to properties, despite the measure being absent from a new management plan.

The RSPCA will continue to push for cats to be confined to properties, despite the measure not being enforced in a new plan to manage Tasmania’s cat population.

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Michelle Wisbey

Michelle Wisbey

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