An Act relating to feral cats.

Summary

The bill lets a person who has a feral cat that’s been vaccinated, ear‑tipped, spayed or neutered return the animal to the property it was taken from, as long as the landowner agrees. The person who releases the cat is not subject to usual state or local animal‑ownership requirements, and the act is not considered abandonment. This changes how feral cats can be managed on private, municipal, or state land.

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