The Ottawa Humane Society is urging people to spay or neuter your cat and keep the animals indoors, in a bid to end the cycle of homeless cats in the city of Ottawa this summer.
"Each year, we see the same cycle of young, stray kittens who need shelter and care," the Ottawa Humane Society said in a statement.Ottawa Humane Society manager: adoptions and rehoming Shaun Renton tells Newstalk 580 CFRA that the shelter is "getting into the start of kitten season", and the number of homeless cats will increase in the weeks ahead.
"We are definitely a lot busier in the summer months with the extra animals coming in, and we do luckily have a lot of foster volunteers that do care for animals until they are ready to be adopted."Spay/neuter your cat "Even if you don't get it spayed or neutered, if your cat is indoors it can't be adding to the population of stray kittens out there," Renton said."If you see young kittens, give them their best chance – just watch carefully for the kittens' mom returning because up to the age of eight weeks it is in their best interest to be cared for by their mother," Renton said.
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