ICAM would like to thank those organisations that have invested in humane dog and cat population management in past years. Rebound in stray animal populations will be limited in those populations that have benefited from reproduction control in the past, as a proportion of the population will already be sterilized. This can be contrasted to those populations controlled by culling where all remaining animals will have the capacity to breed. Using humane measures to manage dog and cat populations, including reproduction control, will have given communities greater resilience to this pandemic and current postponement of sterilisation activities.
How sterilisation has helped your community during COVID-19 ‘lock-down’ + English text highlights
ICAM would like to thank those organisations that have invested in humane dog and cat population management in past years. Rebound in stray animal populations will be limited in those populations that have benefited from reproduction control in the past, as a proportion of the population will already be sterilized. This can be contrasted to those populations controlled by culling where all remaining animals will have the capacity to breed. Using humane measures to manage dog and cat populations, including reproduction control, will have given communities greater resilience to this pandemic and current postponement of sterilisation activities.
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