Importantly for the current prominent perceptions of cat impacts to wildlife: “all animal attacks combined accounted for 4.4% of threatened species rescues; dog-related rescues were more than three times greater than cat-related rescues, with cat-related rescues comprising 0.6% of all threatened species rescues”. The current strong public focus on cats and impacts to wildlife “risks … Continue reading “Bella and Charlie Are Not the Problem – It’s Us: The Real Drivers of Wildlife Decline in NSW”