Stray cats
Stray cats and feral cats in the community can become a nuisance and cause problems if they've decided to make themselves at home and on your property. We work with the community to mediate nuisance animal behaviours and educate on how best to avoid potential issues.
Causes for stray cats
Stray or feral cats may result through a number of factors including owning undesexed cats or feeding unowned cats, allowing an owned cat to roam or cat abandonment.
Removing stray and feral cats from your property
If you're experiencing issues with a stray or feral cat on your property give us a call on 8563 8444. You'll be able to hire a trap from us that you can set up at home to capture the stray. Any captured cats must be taken to the Animal Welfare League. There it will be scanned for a microchip and either be reunited with its owner or re-homed.
Related pages
Cat owners
Being a cat owner comes with many responsibilities including desexing, microchipping, and microchipping (with registration).
Cat desexing
Cat desexing is mandatory in Australia for cats born after 1 July 2018.
Lost and found pets
We've created space for any lost pets, including lost dogs and lost cats, so that if your pet has gone missing and has been reported to Council within our care, we'll post it here.