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We call on the Government to introduce mandatory neutering for owned cats and to create legal protections and enforcement options to safeguard cat welfare. Cats are one of the most common pets in the UK, yet we feel they have far fewer legal protections than other animals.
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Introduce mandatory neutering of non-breeding cats
Introduce legislation requiring neutering of non-breeding domestic cats, with exemptions for licensed breeders and cats with certified medical reasons.
Ban the breeding of cats with extreme physical traits
Ban the breeding of cats with extreme physical traits or inherited conditions that cause suffering, such as Scottish Fold, Manx and dwarf-type cats. Require strict licensing, health screening and full disclosure of risks if breeding is permitted.
Require domestic cats to be kept inside April-September and wear belled collars
We require domestic cats to wear quick release multi-belled harnesses or belled collars all the time, when cats are venturing outside, and/or be kept house bound between the start of April, right through to the end of September, annually.
Reduced access to affordable pet neutering services
A person on benefits cannot afford to have their cats spayed and is seeking information about charity services that previously offered reduced-cost veterinary procedures.
Need for affordable pet neutering assistance for low-income residents
Inquiry about charity services to help residents on benefits afford pet spaying at reduced cost. A resident seeks to help a person on benefits who cannot afford veterinary care for their cats.
We call on the Government to introduce mandatory neutering for owned cats and to create legal protections and enforcement options to safeguard cat welfare. Cats are one of the most common pets in the UK, yet we feel they have far fewer legal protections than other animals.
React
Members can read every reason.
Introduce mandatory neutering of non-breeding cats
Introduce legislation requiring neutering of non-breeding domestic cats, with exemptions for licensed breeders and cats with certified medical reasons.
Ban the breeding of cats with extreme physical traits
Ban the breeding of cats with extreme physical traits or inherited conditions that cause suffering, such as Scottish Fold, Manx and dwarf-type cats. Require strict licensing, health screening and full disclosure of risks if breeding is permitted.
Require domestic cats to be kept inside April-September and wear belled collars
We require domestic cats to wear quick release multi-belled harnesses or belled collars all the time, when cats are venturing outside, and/or be kept house bound between the start of April, right through to the end of September, annually.
Reduced access to affordable pet neutering services
A person on benefits cannot afford to have their cats spayed and is seeking information about charity services that previously offered reduced-cost veterinary procedures.
Need for affordable pet neutering assistance for low-income residents
Inquiry about charity services to help residents on benefits afford pet spaying at reduced cost. A resident seeks to help a person on benefits who cannot afford veterinary care for their cats.
