Australian council is set to ban cats outside unless they are on a LEAD
Australian council is set to ban cats outside unless they are on a LEAD Cats in Fremantle, Australia may be banned from roaming unless they're leashed The motion put forth by Councillor Adin Lang was backed at a meeting this week The animal could soon be prohibited from all city-owned and managed property
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Cats may be banned from walking around freely in Fremantle, Australia in the near future.
Councillors in the Western Australian city backed a motion which, if approved, could see the animal banned from all city-owned and managed property unless they're on a leash.
Natural bushland areas, verge gardens, median strips and streets trees, which are considered wildlife refuge, would be included too.
A proposed amendment, which could affect the 750 cats registered in Fremantle, will now be drafted by city officers
The motion was put forth in a meeting earlier this week.
The move to begin amending the Cat Management Local Law 2020 in such a way could see the cats prohibited from roads, to save them from being hit by vehicles,
