LONDON -- The Scottish government wants everyone to know it does not plan to ban cats. First Minister John Swinney was forced ...

An idependent report recommended the Scottish government place “restrictions” on cat ownership in specific rural areas ...

Scotland's first minister reassured the public that the country had no plans to ban pet cats after a report sparked rumors ...

The country's first minister was forced to issue the statement after a report branded felines a threat to Scotland’s wildlife ...

The Scottish Animal Welfare Commission estimates that domestic felines annually kill at least 27 million animals in the UK.

The first minister tells farmers that no carnivorous species will be reintroduced under his government.

The first minister rules out the idea after experts suggest ways to reduce the impact domestic cats have on wildlife.

Households in Scotland may soon be banned from getting a cat under extraordinary plans being considered to protect the country’s wildlife. An animal welfare body set up to advise the Scottish ...

The Scottish Animal Welfare Commission penned a report saying cats have caused untold damage to the number of local mammals and birds. Part of their report included exploring the idea of banning ...

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