The Corpa Town Hall has opened an investigation to understand the causes of the increase in stray cats. Residents have raised concerns about the situation and are asking for solutions.
The Corpa Town Hall has initiated an investigation to determine the causes of the rise in stray cats in the municipality. This initiative responds to residents' complaints about the growing presence of felines in streets and public spaces.
Municipal sources have confirmed that data is being collected on the feral cat population and its evolution in recent months. The aim is to understand the real extent of the problem before adopting measures.
Residents of Corpa have expressed their concern to the council about the growth of the cat population and its potential effects on community life and public health. Some suggest that the abandonment of animals could be behind the increase.
We want to know what is happening and provide a coordinated response, both for the welfare of the animals and for that of the residents, say officials from the Town Hall.
So far, the council has not specified what actions will be taken, but it does not rule out the implementation of a feral cat control programme. No timelines have been provided for presenting the conclusions of the investigation.
In the meantime, residents are advised not to feed the cats in public spaces and to report any situations to the Town Hall so that each case can be assessed.
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