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Cat tracking program makes owners re-think pets’ behavior

Posted on May 20, 2016 by pogowasright.org

Okay, so this isn’t the usual kind of surveillance item I post on this site, but the results are interesting, and so many people seem to love cats. So….

Melanie Pearce reports:

The old nursery rhyme may have questioned where the pussy cat had been, but a new research program reveals that just like the moggy that went to London, Australian domestic cats love to roam.

Using global positioning system (GPS) devices, the program used at Lithgow, in central-west New South Wales, tracked the daily movements of a group of pet cats.

The results shocked some of their owners.

Read more on ABC (AU).

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