Well, we live in what our council calls a "Fauna Protection Buffer Zone" which means that we live next to a cat prohibited area (the lake across from our house) and that we are only allowed one cat! To apply for more than one we must apply for a permit. They can choose to accept or decline this, what would happen if they decline? They would know where we live and be on the lookout for either of our cats. I would have checked before we got Ginga but I was sure that there was a maximum of two cats and that you needed to apply for a permit if you want three or more. I knew this because of a fellow cat owner in our street, she owns three cats and hasn't applied for a permit, nothing has happened to her but she is at risk! I also know of two renters down the road who own two cute baby kittens who I see walking around with them all the time and I just know they haven't got a permit... All so confusing! I have seen the local ranger around here quite a lot and always hope that our cats haven't done anything wrong but I am so sure he was looking for a cat, he kept driving around our street. If you'd like to read any more about this before I apply, here is our councils website if you'd like to read more on the laws:
http://www.stirling.wa.gov.au/Pets/
I'd love some advice,
Jackz, Jazzy & Ginga.
http://www.stirling.wa.gov.au/Pets/
I'd love some advice,
Jackz, Jazzy & Ginga.