Municipalities should offer incentives for pet owners to comply with the bylaw by
reducing licence fees and fines for cats and dogs that are spayed or neutered and permanently identified.
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The implementation of effective municipal cat bylaws will result in
reduced pound costs due to fewer cats roaming loose, increased revenue from
licence fees and fines, a reduction in the cat population due to incentives to spay and neuter, and a reduction in conflicts between cats and the public.»