Thousands upon thousands of kittens are born every day — to family pets, stray cats living on the streets, and feral cats. As each kitten grows, it produces more kittens. And when those kittens grow up and start to reproduce, the cycle continues.
The result? Too many cats and not enough homes for all of them.
The very few Morocco animal rescue shelters are full all the time, and unable to take in the continuous stream of cats and kittens that need help. Having such a large number of cats living on the streets is a problem for both the cats and the community:
The Humane Society of Morocco believes the problem needs to be addressed at its very root. As many cats as possible need to be spayed or neutered to prevent the unwanted litters that make up the bulk of the overpopulation problem.
The HSM performs hundreds of spay and neuter surgeries every year. That sounds like a lot, but the cat overpopulation problem doesn’t seem to be subsiding. To see any difference in Morocco’s cat overpopulation problem, three actions need to be taken:
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