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Up to $500,000 fine, 4 years in jail for feeding feral chickens, cats

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Wild chickens race to be fed in West Bay. From Friday, 3 Feb., it will be illegal to feed the feral fowl. – Photo: Norma Connolly

New regulations that ban the feeding of feral chickens and cats from Friday, 3 Feb., carry a maximum penalty of a fine of up to $500,000 and/or four years in prison for people who repeatedly feed them.

From Friday, it will be illegal to feed chickens or cats living in the wild. The new rules do not apply to people feeding the animals on their own property.

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