Quebec Walks for Community Cats: Break the Cycle

0:00Next Saturday, April 4th, folks across Quebec are hitting the streets for walks in Montreal, Quebec City, Sherbrooke, Montlorey, and the Eels de La Madeline to spotlight the crisis of community cats. These events aim to push for real steps to cut down feline over population and get the province to coordinate a solid response. Organizers, mostly local volunteers, teamed up with dozens of shelters, citizen groups, and other committed outfits. They've already got a petition to the National Assembly with over 4,700 signatures, and you can still add yours until April 11th. These cats face rough lives, many born on the streets, ditched by owners or from surprise litters dealing with hunger, sickness, and traffic dangers. That suffering piles pressure on shelters and neighborhoods, trapping everyone in a yearly loop without better prevention or birth control. The walks kick off at noon everywhere, with Montreal's 3-kilometer route starting at Charles

1:00S. Campbell Park near Papano Metro heading west. Alongs to Catherine Street, it'll pause at Place Emile Gamelin and Place de Festivals before wrapping at Dorchester Square on Peel Street. If you're in Quebec and care about these strays, check out the walks or sign that petition. It's a chance to break the cycle and build some real change for the cats. From your city, powered by AI. This is Canada News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.