Cats of Durban, a non-profit organisation involved in the feeding of feral cat communities, secured a last-minute Durban High Court order on Thursday, allowing feeding to continue during the lockdown
A women feeds cats in Naples as Italy remains under a nationwide lockdown in a government decree that ordered Italians to stay at home amid the coronavirus outbreak. A feral cat association won a court bid to be declared an essential service to allow them to feed the animals in Durban.Cats of Durban, a non-profit organisation involved in the feeding of feral cats, secured a last-minute Durban high court order on Thursday, allowing feeding to continue during the lockdown.
In her affidavit, Cats of Durban secretary Niki Moore said the organisation was established about five years ago and had about 40 subscription-paying members. “Our members, on a voluntary basis, feed feral cats and entire colonies to ensure that they are protected from starvation and malnutrition which is often associated with debilitating disease and animal suffering.
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