#42871
Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    You could contact a cat rescue charity and they will come and capture and neuter the cats (then release them).

    You could have a look at a by-law that doesn’t permit owners to behave in a way that attracts cats on to common property.

    But I find these posts a little troubling. You got rid of a large tree to get rid of ibis, now you want to get rid of cats.

    But, really, what’s the problem? Are the cats really a nuisance or do you just not like cats?

    Good luck with the rats when the cats are gone.

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