Jakarta’s stray cats get a fighting chance


Right to live: A volunteer releasing a recently neutered stray cat in Jakarta. — AP

Hitam, a lively black-and-white stray cat, has been spayed and returned to the loving arms of Alvin, a parking attendant in a bustling street in Indonesia’s capital.

“I feed her rice and fish every day,” Alvin said.

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