PETITION

Sign the provincial petition to support the implementation of sustainable solutions for cats.

A Citizen Mobilization

Making our collective voice heard

The provincial petition accompanies The Great Walk for Our Community Cats.

Its purpose is to support concrete measures that address the root causes of feline overpopulation in Québec and encourage a more coordinated response at the provincial level.

Signing the petition is a clear way to express citizen support for sustainable solutions that protect cats. It also helps bring this mobilization to the attention of public decision-makers and contributes to advancing concrete measures to improve their future.

The petition is now closed.
Thank you for your support and commitment.

8,683 signatures

The provincial petition closed on April 11, 2026, with a total of 8,683 signatures.

Each signature carried a clear message: community cats matter.

We sincerely thank everyone who took the time to sign, share, and support this initiative.

Five cities. One voice.

The Great Walk for Our Community Cats

On April 4, 2026, citizens walked simultaneously in several cities across Québec to bring visibility to the reality of community cats and to call for concrete measures to reduce feline overpopulation. A citizen mobilization across Québec.

MONTRÉAL
QUÉBEC CITY
SHERBROOKE
MONT-LAURIER
ÎLES-DE-LA-MADELEINE

The second edition of the Great Walk for Our Community Cats will take place in spring 2027. Stay tuned for updates.

ISSUES

Understand the scale of feline overpopulation and its consequences.

PROPOSALS

Explore the concrete measures proposed to address the problem at its source.

THE PETITION

Sign the provincial petition to support the implementation of sustainable solutions.

PARTNERS

Meet the organizations and citizens already supporting this mobilization.

For Those Who Live Outdoors

Thousands of cats today live between two worlds, neither fully wild nor truly protected.

Their future depends on the decisions we make collectively.

On April 4, citizens walked in several cities across Québec to remind everyone that their reality matters.