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What can I do if I don't want cats on my property?

  • What can I do if I don't want cats on my property?

Sometimes cats can get into things they shouldn’t. You can discourage unwanted behaviors without harming the cats using humane deterrents. Humane solutions to unwanted behaviors can be found here.

Spaying and neutering cats can also help reduce nuisance behaviors such as fighting and yowling. Talk to your neighbors about our Community Cats program - we can help! Call 311 or email communitycats@austintexas.gov for more info.

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