Kendall Sypult from the Humane Animal Welfare Society (HAWS) joins us today to explain the next steps after finding a stray kitten. HAWS promotes the acronym C.A.S.A., meaning Condition, Age, Situation and Ability. This will help viewers assess a kitten they may have found in order to determine what to do next. Kendall shares that one cat can have three litters in a calendar year, meaning one cat could easily be responsible for THIRTY-TWO cats! The C.A.S.A. initiative is a part of HAWS' Project Guardian, which was designed to combat cat overpopulation. For more information, visit online at HAWS Project Guardian.
Kendall Sypult from the Humane Animal Welfare Society (HAWS) joins us today to explain the next steps after finding a stray kitten. HAWS promotes the acronym C.A.S.A., meaning Condition, Age, Situation and Ability. This will help viewers assess a kitten they may have found in order to determine what to do next. Kendall shares that one cat can have three litters in a calendar year, meaning one cat could easily be responsible for THIRTY-TWO cats! The C.A.S.A. initiative is a part of HAWS' Project Guardian, which was designed to combat cat overpopulation. For more information, visit online at HAWS Project Guardian.
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