Stray cats get second chance


Taman Kucing in Taman Tasik Cyberjaya is 1,000sq metres of space for stray cats that have been neutered and given a medical check-up before being put up for adoption.

WHEN it comes to managing the growing stray cat population in urban areas, local authorities in Klang Valley generally tend to take a hands-off approach.

They rarely round them up as most councils do not have proper shelters to accommodate cats, much less a well-planned place where the felines can get care and attention while waiting to be adopted.

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