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The document presents a study conducted by Linda K. Lord, DVM, PhD, aimed at understanding the attitudes and perceptions of Ohio residents towards free-roaming cats. A telephone survey was conducted with 1,250 households, resulting in 703 completed interviews. The findings revealed that a significant portion of participants had seen or fed free-roaming cats, but only a small percentage had taken them to veterinarians. Attitudes varied between cat owners and non-owners as well as among urban, suburban, and rural residents regarding the need for regulations on free-roaming cats. The study highlights challenges in managing free-roaming cat populations due to differing perceptions and suggests that statewide regulations may be difficult to implement.

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What is the stray cat Law in the UK?

Theft Act 1968 Cats are regarded in law as property, so the theft of a cat is treated as an offence under the Act, in the same way as theft of any other property. A cat that is lost or has strayed is generally regarded as the property of the original owner.

What is the best way to deal with stray cats?

Stay Calm : Approach the situation calmly to avoid scaring the cat. Create an Exit Path : Open doors or windows that lead outside. Use Food as Bait : Place some food near the exit to encourage the cat to leave. Minimize Noise and Distractions Give It Space

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How to keep stray cats away Motion-activated ultrasonic sound devices. These products emit a burst of ultrasonic sound (inaudible to humans) that startles cats who pass into the devices range. Motion-activated sprinklers. Garden deterrents. Scent repellents.

How are cats controlled?

Control techniques We use poisoning, trapping and shooting to control feral cats.

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How can we reduce the population of cats?

Trap, Neuter, Release (TNR) is a program by which feral cats are trapped, spayed or neutered, and then released into the environment. Rather than immediately reducing numbers through removal, TNR practitioners hope to slowly reduce populations over time.

What strategy is being used to control the cat population?

Instead, sterilization and vaccination programs, such as trap-neuter-return (TNR), are being implemented to manage cat populations in communities across the country.

What is PETAs stance on feral cats?

We believe that trap, vaccinate, spay/neuter, and release programs are acceptable when the cats are isolated from roads, people, and other animals who could harm them; regularly attended to by people who not only feed them but care for their medical needs; and situated in an area where they do not have access to

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