Vaccinated against rabies and other feline diseases and.

Identified with a collar and tag and/or a microchip.

The RHS believes that all cats, but especially those allowed outdoors should be: However, the RHS recognizes that there is a significant number of cats that are outside for various reasons and therefore require specialized approaches of management to improve their safety and to prevent them from contributing to the homeless animal population.

The Society believes that the safest way to manage cats is to keep them indoors to protect them from the elements, contagious disease and negative human interaction as well as from the dangers of being injured by a car, becoming lost or having hazardous interactions with wildlife and other domestic animals. At times it can be very difficult for a person to easily determine if a cat seen outdoors is a lost cat in need, an abandoned cat, a neighbour’s cat that is allowed outside or a cat that is part of a free-roaming managed colony.Īt Large/Roaming Cats are prohibited under the Regina Animal Bylaw #2009-44. The Regina Humane Society (RHS) recognizes that the issues surrounding outdoor cats have become more complex and therefore require multiple approaches. Resources for Rural and Urban Municipalities.Community Companion Animal Population Management.

What to Bring to an Adoption or Reclaim.

Pet License Online Renewal / Application.

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