People in Cavan are being urged to report stray cats as soon as possible.
It comes amid a rise in the number of feral cats in the county.
While Tina O'Brien, Chairperson of the Cavan SPCA, says it's an "on-going problem", she added the issue often gets worse over the summer months.
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She's also warned that people are "responsible" for stray cats from "the moment they feed it".
Speaking to Northern Sound, Tina said there isn't enough space to cope with the number of cats that are turning up and called for people to get stray cats spayed or neutered:
