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  		• Cat Fanciers' Association Legislative Committee: Provides guidance to individuals or member clubs opposing unreasonable animal control legislation in their geographic area. Position statements and articles.
  		• Cats Must be on Leads: A Hungarian town has issued a regulation that cats must be keep on leads.
  		• CFA: Pedigreed Cats Face Extinction: Concern about the effects that the cat control laws will have on pedigreed cat breeding.
  		• Dartmouth College Library: Cats: Commentary on a message by Governor of Illinois, Adlai Stevenson when he vetoed a 1949 cat bill passed by the state legislature.
  		• Gazette.Net: County Proposes Letting Cats Roam if They'll Behave: A proposal, referred to as a “cat leash law” has been dropped by the Duncan administration.
  		• Gazette.Net: Duncan Backtracks over Cat Control: County Executive Douglas Duncan orderes the county attorney to water down the proposed ban on cat roaming.
  		• Gazette.Net: Keeping Felines in Line: Articles and reader responses to a Maryland county's attempt to restrict cats to their owners' property.
  		• Law Library Resource Xchange: The Domestic Cat and the Law: Guide to history, cases, legislation and texts.
  		• Loony Laws about Animals: Remarkable laws about cats and other animals that have been passed.
  		• NAIA: Dogs Will Be Dogs, But Cats Won't: An article by Anna Sadler about laws that lump dog and cat issues together.
  		• National Animal Interest Alliance: Cats “There Ought to be a Law”: Anna Sadler looks at issues arising from “cat laws”.
  		• National Pet Alliance Opposition to Coercive Legislation: Support to individuals and groups to assist in stopping coercive legislation.
  		• New South Wales: Companion Animals Act 1998: Australian state law that includes a provision for the control of cats.
  		• Ordinance Limiting Number of Cats per Residence: Report on the Pennsylvania Court decision to strike down an ordinance that limited the number of cats that could be maintained in a single residence.
  		• San Mateo County Pet Overpopulation Ordinance: A Legislative Failure: An evaluation of elements of the San Mateo ordinance with recommendations.
  		• Santa Clara County Survey of Pet Population: Report of a scientific survey of pet ownership in Santa Clara County, California with recommendations.
  		• SFSPCA's Report on Cat Licensing: SPCA of San Francisco's analysis of the uses and drawbacks of cat licensing proposals.
  		• The Cat and the Law: How the law has treated cats throughout history.
  		• Victorian Domestic (Feral and Nuisance) Animals Act 1996: Australian state law that includes a provision for the control of cats.[PDF and Word document]
  		• Why Not Coercive Legislation?: The drawbacks of legislation as a solution to pet overpopulation issues.
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