A mouth on the ear of a stray cat means it is a healthy cat that has been rescued

Rescue stray cats, and mark the cats that have been rescued and neutered accordingly. This is a humane way of managing and Ways to reduce the number of stray dogs and cats. In addition to suppressing the number of children born by neutering stray cats, the cats will no longer bark in the middle of the night, urinate everywhere or behave aggressively, and their temperament will become gentler.
After the cat is neutered and before the surgical anesthesia is removed, the doctor will crop the ears for marking, inject rabies vaccine and remove fleas.

Why should a cat’s ears be cut off?

Considering that the edges of cats’ ears are relatively thin, there are few pain-sensing nerves and blood vessels, and it does not affect the cat’s body. They are healthy, so during neutering and anesthesia, the doctor will cut a mark on their ears. This is also the most recognized marking method currently. This makes it easy to distinguish stray cats that have been neutered and vaccinated. Mark them so that you can have more time and energy to help those poor little ones who are really unattended, and make the rescue work of volunteers more efficient.
The purpose of cutting off the left ears of cats and the right ears of female cats is to allow humans who see them next time to judge whether they have been neutered simply based on their appearance and avoid repeated capture.

Benefits of rescuing cats and releasing them back into society

1. Street cats are transformed into harmless and non-aggressive cats that are harmless to the environment and humans; 2. Animals have regional characteristics. It will help drive away exotic animals and keep the population within a certain range; 3. Help volunteers carry out environmental sanitation control.