The legislature’s Environment Committee overwhelmingly passed a measure protecting feral cats from being euthanized, despite the objections of several animal control officers who testified against it.

Want to help me feed some cats?” As an animal lover, there was only one answer: “Hell, yeah!” And that’s how I ended up ...

Cameras, bioacoustic recorders and thermal scopes are being placed in Queensland's Channel Country in a bid to bring the ...

Three women are taking matters into their own hands to reduce the feral ... on these cats and move on to other cats once this is finished.” Right now, the women are working on trapping the ...

As dusk breaks on Kangaroo Island, Paul Jennings unleashes the latest weapon in the war against feral cats. It is a battle ... A total of 650 cage traps and 250 leg-hold traps have been fitted ...

As the BBC detailed, the Scottish SPCA was forced to euthanize a cat after it was found critically injured in an illegal trap left in woodland near Macduff, Aberdeenshire. It was not revealed whether ...

With a near-15-meter reach, the MH3032 is available with both drop-nose and straight-stick options for maximum configurability. Typical scrap materials are no challenge for the standard Cat ...

Whodunnit Most feral cat DNA was found either on radio tracking collars fitted to some of the animals post-release, or on wounds to the body. The study focused on two South Australian sites where ...

Conservation scientists from UNSW Sydney have used DNA technology to confirm that feral cats are the primary predators of reintroduced native animals in South Australia. This research aligns with ...

For me, my view hasn't really changed from a couple of weeks ago. I don't think it's the time yet to drop Patterson. I think that he made an outstanding save from [Yousef] Salech when the scores ...

Feral cats have long been suspects in killing native species reintroduced into Australian conservation areas. DNA testing of the carcasses puts felines firmly in the frame. Conservation scientists ...

A long-awaited discussion about legalizing the trap, neuter and return of feral cats back onto Costa Mesa streets was temporarily put back in its cage this week but may yet see the light of day ...