Campaigners are calling on the UK Government to change the law so drivers who hit cats while driving must stop and report the collision. The push follows a record-breaking online petition, which campaigners say has gathered significant public support for making such incidents reportable. The proposal focuses on requiring motorists to take specific action after a road collision involving a cat, rather than treating these incidents as unreported losses. Supporters argue that reporting would improve visibility of animal road deaths and help inform future measures to reduce harm to cats on roads. The campaign does not, in the reporting provided, specify how the reporting would work in practice or what penalties might apply, but it centers on introducing a mandatory stop-and-report requirement. The Government has not announced the details of any changes in response to the petition, but campaigners say legislation is needed to ensure drivers respond consistently when a cat is struck.