Keeping your cat safety contained at home There are many practical steps you can take to keep your cat safe and reduce impacts on wildlife
Long Live the Cat campaign RSPCA NSW ran the Long Live the Cat campaign between 25 and 31 July. The campaign aimed to increase the value of cats, promote best-practice cat guardianship, and encourage cat owners to keep their cats safe at home.
Keeping cat safe at home consultation Consultation with stakeholders about keeping cats safe at home has now concluded. Project activities begun in May 2022 and this page will be updated with information on how to get involved. Have a look at some of the interesting outcomes.
About the Keeping Cats Safe at Home project The four year Keeping Cats Safe at Home project encourages cat owners to keep their cats safely contained at home to enhance feline welfare and reduce the impacts that cats have on wildlife.
Discounts on cat nets available Keeping Cats Safe at Home program partner 'Catnets' has provided vouchers for residents to receive a 15% discount on their catnet products. Pick a voucher up from Council.
Tis the season for kittens November is the start of Kitten Season in Australia, when the weather warms up and there's an increase in cats and kittens being turned over to animal welfare agencies.
Free microchipping and desexing Through Council's participation in the Keeping Cats Safe at Home project, RSPCA is funding free desexing and microchipping in the Byron Shire.