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Cat curfew in the spotlight for Casey

The City of Casey has set its sights on tackling the persistent issue of wandering cats, outlining a tougher stance in its new Domestic Animal Management Plan 2026–2029. The draft plan, currently on public exhibition, recognises cat overpopulation and roaming behaviours as the municipality’s most…

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