Cat rescues
Posted by: funnysag
16th Jun 2023 02:59pm
Should local councils help people in the community with desexing cats by giving vet assistance vouchers?
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Julie
Having used this service I absolutely think yes. Less financial stress on families and less kittens being born out in the wild.
jtmorri
If they aren't going to be a responsible owner then they shouldn't have a pet. So, no the local council shouldn't give out desexing vouchers for cats. Local councils are struggling to keep the street lights on due to increased power costs, so I feel community safety trumps having a pet cat.
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funnysag
Thank fully some councils are kind hearted and support community members with vouchers for people to get their animals desexed.
Open your closed mind as many kind people have pets & quite often unable to afford the full costs but are able to provide a loving home. The read that finances are limited are too many to mention.
I always hope more people come on board & help as a community that supports each other through good or bad experiences is the ideal for me.