Fix NSW Cat Laws — Stop Releasing Stray Cats Back to the Street

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Minister For Local Government, Hon. Ron Hoenig MP, Jenny Aitchison MP (Member for Maitland), Kate Washington MP (Member for Port Stephens)

80 signatures

16 %
500 objectifs de collecte

80 signatures

16 %
500 objectifs de collecte
  1. Lancé 12/12/2025
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La pétition est adressée à : Minister For Local Government, Hon. Ron Hoenig MP, Jenny Aitchison MP (Member for Maitland), Kate Washington MP (Member for Port Stephens)

We call on the NSW Government to change the law and:

·     Recognise stray cats as distinct from feral or owned cats

·     Allow and support councils to hold, assess, desex, and rehome unowned cats

·     Provide clear guidelines for humane, evidence-based cat management

·     Stop the automatic release of cats back onto the street

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In NSW, councils are interpreting current legislation to mean there is “no such thing as a stray cat.” As a result, unowned and often undesexed cats brought intopounds, vet clinics, or rescue services are being released straight back onto the streets.

This practice increases feral cat populations, contributes to wildlife predation, and leaves vulnerable animals without care or a chance at rehoming. It also confuses the public and forces vets and rescues into impossible ethical positions.

Merci pour votre soutien, MyVets Irrawang and Thornton, Raymond Terrace NSW
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Pétition lancée: 11/12/2025
Fin de la collecte: 11/06/2026
Région: Newcastle-Maitland
Catégorie: Protection des animaux

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Pourquoi les gens signent

because cats deserve to be treated better

Because I am a Vet and disagree with the m
moralities and logistics of this policy. It is lazy and serves no one.

Releasing stray cats back on the streets perpetuates the problem that already exists.
Cats are a very significant threat to our local wildlife - the average stray cat in Australia kills around 260 native animals/reptiles/birds every year
Female stray cats produce 15 - 30 Kittens every year which escalates the numbers of stray cats (each one killing wildlife) living on the streets or in the bush.
No species of cat has ever been native to Australia, so our wildlife have not adapted their habits or instincts over the generations to cope with this apex predator.
It is cruel to release sick, juvenile cats back onto the streets where they will likely die of injury, illness or starvation - this is reprehensible.

Stray cat breed and breed. Killing the Australian wildlife.

It's animal neglect, they are not cared for on the street and create so much damage to the native wildlife. Undesexed animals released on the streets is not very smart!

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