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Cat Overpopulation

Cat overpopulation is a pressing issue with dire consequences for communities and animal welfare. A single mother cat can produce a litter of five kittens every 2.5 months. If unchecked, this can lead to exponential growth, culminating in hundreds of cats in a few short years. To combat this, education on responsible pet ownership, spaying and neutering, and community involvement is essential. Organizations like AMRRIC offer valuable resources and support for addressing this crisis. Together, we can create sustainable solutions to reduce cat overpopulation in our neighborhoods.

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Cat Overpopulation

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  1. Cat Overpopulation Ph (08) 89481768  P.O.Box 1464, NIGHTCLIFF, NT, 0814             www.amrric.org

  2. A mother cat can have 1 litter of 5 kittens every 2 and a half months

  3. another 2 and a half months later… In the beginning… 2 and a half months later…

  4. 5 months later

  5. 5 months later

  6. 571 cats

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