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Cats Breed Freely as Mild Summer Spikes Population
Dayton area shelters report a boom in cats due to an Indian summer extending mating season. Stephanie Smith notes groups of five to seven cats moving through neighborhoods while parklands teem with felines. Shelter director Kevin Asilton says 145 cats are available for adoption, far above the usual 40, and waits list are growing. Park officials report stray kittens in Englewood parks and are trapping them. authorities say no state or local laws currently compel owners to keep pets on their property, and animal-control officers lack authority to seize strays.
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