Monday, August 15, 2022

Lock up your cats in Germany

 




There is an elaborate bird rescue mission under way in the town of Walldorf  in Germany.  As one of the last homes of the ground-nesting crested lark in Germany, the local district is eager to protect their three remaining breeding pairs. 

Consequently, they have ordered residents to lock their cats indoors over the summer for the next three years, or face hefty fines: €500 (£420) if a cat is caught outside; €50,000 if it takes an endangered lark.

Source:  The Guardian

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