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The SPCA has rejected claims the organisation releases unwanted cats into the wild, after Gareth Morgan promised to donate $5 to the SPCA for every homeless cat they put down if they gave up the alleged practice.

Morgan and SPCA executive president Bob Kerridge have been locked in a war of words after the businessman launched the "Cats to Go" campaign last week, labelling cats as "naturalborn killers" and calling for local governments to require registration and microchipping of cats, and to eradicate unregistered cats.

In a New Zealand Herald opinion piece http://www.mountaingraphicdesignwnc.com, Kerridge called for Morgan to "rethink your tactics and join us to bring about a positive solution by encouraging responsible cat ownership".

"Why not put your money where your busy mouth is and support us by assisting with the funding of desexing and microchipping of every domestic cat in the country. That will make a positive difference, and will free up SPCA funding to add to our bird rescue activities," Kerridge wrote.

Morgan responded to Kerridge on Campbell Live last night by offering the SPCA $5 for every unwanted cat it euthanised chan luu wrap bracelet.

"Yesterday Bob Kerridge had the audacity to write in the New Zealand Herald to lay down a challenge to me to put my money where my mouth is and give the SPCA some money.

"I'll do that cheap toms shoes, Bob. I'll do it as long as you stop being the society to protect cats and start becoming the SPCA as we all think you are.

"Here's the condition: You will not release one more cat into the wild in New Zealand. You will only release cats to registered owners who will chip them.

"These people are releasing cats back into the wild it's unbelievable."

However Kerridge rejected the claim, labelling it "another Morgan myth".

"Of course the SPCA does not release cats into the wild. There's no question of that and we never will," he told RadioLive.

However the SPCA does have its Trap, Neuter vivienne westwood, Release programme http://www.allee-du-recyclage.com, which involves releasing stray cats back to urban colonies.

"Stray cats are cats that are often domestic cats that have been released or left to fend on their own, and they often form into colonies. They are certainly not feral cats . and these colonies are certainly not in the wild, at all. What we do . we care for them by desexing them so they won't reproduce pandora beads, we put them back in their colony where they live, we feed them and care for them and ヴィトン 公式. these colonies eventually go http://www.asmalikonakciftligi.com."

Kerridge said the colonies are "all over the place", and "virtually all of them" are desexed. There are more than 120 volunteers who care for the cats in colonies, he said.

Kerridge said it was important to distinguish between stray cats and feral cats, with the latter doing the most damage to native bird populations.

"The feral is never seen. They live in the bush, they are born there monster beats, they have no dependency on people for food or anything like that lululemon outlet."

He said the SPCA has nothing to do with feral cats as they are a declared pest.

Kerridge said the Auckland SPCA alone receives about 19,000 animals a year the bulk of those are cats lululemon warehouse, with roughly half of those put down nike tiffany blue.

He told RadioLive he didn't have the "faintest idea" what Morgan's $5 offer was about http://www.2013lvoutletjp.com.

"This is the first time he's offered us anything in terms of funds to help us do what he wants victoria secret swimwear."

Morgan clarified to Campbell Live his campaign had nothing to do with those cats confined to their owner's homes, and rejected that he ever said people should not be able to replace their pet cats when they die.

"What I'm saying is, keep your cat confined and if you can't keep your cat confined, then yes, please make this your last cat.

"I'm coming at this from the conservation angle, that the biggest asset this country has lululemon discount, by a country mile, is its natural capital, and I'm about monetising that so I can boost the incomes and jobs in New Zealand. This is just one part of that puzzle."Related：