WA has some of the most amazing and diverse range of wildlife on Earth.

The impact of cats in the US revealed some staggering figures:

Domestic cats pounce on one to four billion birds a year, as well as 6.3 billion to 22.3 billion small mammals and hundreds of millions of reptiles and amphibians.

We are so fortunate to live in a biodiversity hotspot, why wouldn't we do all that we can protect our endemic wildlife from an introduced predator like cats?