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The Weizer Cat Friends are not facing any closure. Find out more about current developments and how you can become part of the community. Find out more now!

Die Weizer Katzenfreunde stehen vor keiner Schließung. Erfahren Sie mehr über die aktuellen Entwicklungen und wie Sie Teil der Gemeinschaft werden können. Informieren Sie sich jetzt!
The Weizer Cat Friends are not facing any closure. Find out more about current developments and how you can become part of the community. Find out more now!

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A significant decision was recently announced in Weiz that affects the local cat lover community. The Weizer Katzenfreunde, a group of committed animal rights activists committed to the welfare of stray cats, can continue their work. This news comes at a time when animal welfare organizations are facing many challenges.

The spokesman for the Weizer Katzenfreunde confirmed that the group now received the necessary support from the city administration. This is particularly important as the group has numerous plans to improve the living conditions of street cats in Weiz. Local animal welfare is not just a matter of animal welfare; it is also about raising public awareness of responsible animal ownership and combating the unwanted cat population.

The support from the city

Support from the city is critical. Mayor Antonia Berger was positive about the cat lovers' initiatives and emphasized the importance of animal protection projects in the community. In addition to providing the group with resources, the city has also approved their construction activities in areas beneficial to the cats. Additionally, the city plans to offer animal care training to expand volunteers' knowledge and skills.

This is a clear step in the right direction, especially as demand for animal welfare programs has increased in recent years. More and more citizens are showing interest in becoming actively involved in animal protection, and the city has recognized the need to support this movement.

The Weizer Katzenfreunde have already launched several initiatives to castrate and care for street cats. These programs have so far only been able to be implemented to a limited extent due to a lack of financial support. Thanks to the new development, the group can now work more effectively and initiate larger projects.

The cat lovers' commitment is a positive example of local initiatives aimed at animal welfare and shows that community and collaboration between civil society and government can bring about change. For further information about the activities of the Weizer Katzenfreunde, see the current reporting on www.kleinezeitung.at.