Mandurah feral cat bird-killings sparks ownership discussions

Carla Hildebrandt
Updated December 13 2018 - 1:00pm, first published December 11 2018 - 6:53pm
Fears for birds: Claire Greenwell said the city had a responsibility to protect the vulnerable species, part of a Mandurah breeding program which started two years ago. Photo: Cherilyn Corker.
Fears for birds: Claire Greenwell said the city had a responsibility to protect the vulnerable species, part of a Mandurah breeding program which started two years ago. Photo: Cherilyn Corker.

A Mandurah feral cat believed to have killed 15 chicks and five adult fairy terns in the last week has sparked council and resident discussions on irresponsible cat ownership. 

Carla Hildebrandt

Journalist at the Mandurah Mail

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