CONSEQUENCES FROM OVERPOPULATION OF STRAY ANIMALS
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STRAY ANIMALS, Who are they?
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THE IMPORTANT OF VACCINATIONS
Vaccination is an injection to weaken the virus/bacteria with a minimal dose with the aim of forming antibodies/immunity to certain diseases in accordance with the injected vaccine.
Do’s and Dont’s
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The Importance of Sterilization in Cats
The Importance of Sterilization in Cats. Cats are animals with a seasonal polyestrous cycle, which means they experience periods of heat in certain seasons. During the heat period, if the female and male unite, the possibility of pregnancy is quite high. Cats are included in the category of multiparous animals, which can conceive and give birth to several litters in one gestation period. In one period, a cat can give birth to 1-6 kittens. The cat’s lactating period lasts about 2 months, after which the female can experience heat again. Without efforts to control the population of cats, both female and male, the number of cat populations can increase significantly. In one year, the cat population can increase up to 18
times if no control measures are taken.
The Impact of Overpopulation in Shelter
The Impact of Overpopulation in Shelter. The primary functions of animal shelters are to
protect animals from abuse and to uphold their social, mental, and physical well-being. A balance between revenue and expenses, as well as between the size of the shelter and the number of animals housed there, is necessary to provide a secure and comfortable environment for the animals. And in order to prevent overcrowding, a shelter needs to regulate its population. Because an overcrowded shelter will only have negative
effects on the residents, who are also animals. What negative effects are those?
