In Australia, the authorities have banned cats on the streets: owners will have to pay a fine. July 5, 2021, Read the news in the Ukrainian
Australian authorities have banned cats from the streetscapes and will be banned from the streets.
Shutterstock Authorities in the Australian town of Knox have banned cats from the streets, except for areas in the gardens of their owners. The restrictions are imposed to ensure that domestic animals do not prey on wild animals.
Authorities have banned cats from the streets. The Knox city government has banned cat owners from letting them outside. Owners will now have to monitor the comings and goings of their animals.
They will be allowed to take them out onto the street, into the owners’ yard. Also, it is believed that people will keep animals in houses, sheds, garages, or aviaries.
It’s just unfair to them. It’s like putting a tiger in a zoo,- said the owner of the cat.
The transition phase of the new initiative will begin on October 1, 2021. Pet owners will receive a warning for six months if pets leave their property.
Cat owners will be fined. After a six-month transition period, owners could be fined. Initially, the fine will be 91 dollars. It will be issued if an animal is spotted on the property of a third party. For systematic violations, the fine is more than $500.
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Separately, Mayor Lisa Cooper revealed that she does not support the decision. She offered a compromise – a curfew for cats would be in effect from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. However, his initiative was not supported by the deputies.
Many locals write that owls do more harm to wild animals than cats.
