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Geary said there was a need to control feral cats to prevent the spread of toxoplasmosis in marine environments, and bovine tuberculosis among cattle.
Toxoplasmosis, which is spread by cat faeces entering waterways, is understood to be the primary cause of deaths of the rare Maui s and Hector dolphin along the North Island’s west coast.
Forest and Bird’s submission along with others from, Te Atiawa​, Ngāruahine​ iwi, New Plymouth and South Taranaki district councils, Federated Farmers, and two members of the public will be discussed at the TRC’s policy and planning meeting on Tuesday.
Geary said since 2003 between 50 and 170 cats annually have been trapped by volunteers involved in a conservation programme to protect kiwi at Mangamingi​, South Taranaki. ....

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