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Dijon. "They Need Food, but Also Care": a Resident Raises the Alarm About the Proliferation of Stray Cats.

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For nearly two years, a resident of Route d'Ahuy has been feeding a large colony of stray cats daily, which has settled near her building, managed by the social housing provider Habellis. Without seeking to point fingers, she hopes above all that a lasting solution can be found to help them.
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For nearly two years, a resident of Route d'Ahuy has been feeding a large colony of stray cats daily, which has settled near her building, managed by the social housing provider Habellis. Without seeking to point fingers, she hopes above all that a lasting solution can be found to help them.

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bienpublic.com broke the news on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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