How are the Marado cats doing

(1)What happened to the cat that pretended to get rid of Marado. What happened to the cat
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(3)Reporter Shin Dong-won
(4)One is ⑤
(5)Urges the administration of animal rights protection groups to actively take measures to manage and adopt cats
(6)Jeju World Heritage Headquarters will invest budget and manpower in cat management officially next week
(7)Jeju Byeoljajeong JIBS
(8)a successful cat reaction
(9)I was responsible for everything
(10)From the beginning until now, where has the Cultural Heritage Administration gone? I’m responsible for the end of the cat that was kicked out of my hometown. 13 Jeju is responsible
(11)achromatic Jeju
(12)AS was not possible
(13)The Cultural Heritage Administration’s Jeju Island is a marado cat
(14)Protect it to the end!
(15)The Cultural Heritage Administration and Jeju Island are trying to avoid responsibility for protecting Marado cats
(16)National action calling for measures to protect migratory birds and cats organized by the main gate of the Jeju Provincial Government at 10:30 p.m
(17)Gangdong Cat Happiness Association. I’m glad that I’m a cat in Gangnam, Goyang-si. Gwangmyeong Street Cat Friend Street Cat Cafeteria
(18)I love you, Kim Go Butterfly, the street cat of Dongguk University, the next sweet egg is a happy world animal rights group with animals, High Animal Rights Action Kara Animal SPA Happy Incheon Network Freedom Solidarity Magazine Boryeong-gil Cat Protection Association Busan Animal Love High School
(19)Meeting Seocho Association Seongnam Caddy Council Songpa Gangnam Council RR 201
(20)Lens TH

(1)45 Marado cats taken off the island. What happened
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(3)Reporter Choi Ga-young
(4)One more
(5)Street cats taken out of Marado Island to protect the natural monument horn duck have been living in a container temporary shelter for five months, Jeju Broadcasting Station said
(6)According to the Jeju Autonomous Island World Heritage Headquarters, there are a total of 45 street cats that left Marado in early March, and only three have been adopted so far