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Greater Shepparton City Council is surprised you care

January 10, 2013Comments are closed.cats, council pound, dogs

Greater Shepparton City Council is in the media this week, after the public outcry over a dog being held in their premises over the Christmas break with a striking eye injury. Council remains baffled as to why anyone cared about – this (warning graphic image); SA council spokeswoman said it was unclear why the dog […]

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No Kill shelters have a problem

January 8, 2013Comments are closed.adoptions, advocacy, cats, No Kill

Open admission, No Kill shelters in the US have a problem – they’ve run out of cats! So now they’re pulling cats from other communities. This week, KCPP hit another milestone. Due to adoption numbers and help from local area groups, we were able to pull cats for adoption from another local shelter! Yesterday, we […]

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The shortage of rescue cats in Melbourne

January 6, 2013Comments are closed.cats, Lost Dogs Home

The Lost Dogs’ Home is celebrating a very exciting, landmark event – the completion of our newly constructed $2.35 million The Lost Cats’ Home. Since the Domestic Animals Act was introduced in 1996, there has been a huge increase in the number of cats and kittens being admitted to the Home. Councils began to implement […]

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Fun with cat haters

January 4, 2013Comments are closed.advocacy, cats

Sometimes really useful debates happen, but then get lost on Facebook. Here is a good one I had yesterday; “What we have now is a problem where because humans neglected that duty to their pets and let the animal run wild because we didn’t give a damn about them. The problem with cats eating wildlife […]

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Cats who matter & those who don’t. The ‘WA cat laws’ fallout begins

January 1, 2013Comments are closed.cats, WA Cat Laws

For many years I have been trapping cats and giving them to (WA cat welfare organisation – name removed). I have been paying for the surgeries and have done so for many cats and they have been returned to the place where they were living. (WA cat welfare organisation) have now told me they will […]

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Does colour matter when it comes to cat adoptions?

December 28, 2012Comments are closed.adoptions, cats, marketing

The colour of a cat’s coat has been traditionally linked to its personality. Studies on whether these cat-colour-personality assertions are accurate have been mixed, but a study of 130 adoptable cats in a shelter in Florida, on their responses to being handled by strangers, found no significant difference between any of the coat colours (Munera […]

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100 cats seized by the RSPCA WA

December 21, 2012Comments are closed.cats, RSPCA

100 cats (and 35 ‘other’ animals) have been ‘rescued’ from a property by the RSPCA WA. But even before the cats are in carriers, there is discussion about how many will be “put to sleep”… Watch the video… The RSPCA says that even before the raid, they were at full capacity with animals. But I’ve […]

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Angel, Vanilla, Milly & Freddie – cute little kittens who didn’t stand a chance

December 18, 2012Comments are closed.cats

A letter from a reader, My name is Sue and last month I found 4, 2 week old kittens at my daughters primary school garden and rescued them. They were a little weak. I was concerned that they would not pass a shelter’s vet check, so I cared for them feeding them formula and keeping […]

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The killing we choose to do

December 12, 2012Comments are closed.cats, resistance, shelter procedure

Bali cat – image Flickr blueparadiseindonesia I’m in Bali at the moment, and spent a few hours last night watching the little resort beach cats do their thing. In Australia we kill cats for being ownerless. I wondered what the Bali cats would think of our ‘welfare’ ideal that a stray cats’ life is a […]

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Who’s for cats?

November 20, 2012Comments are closed.cats, council pound, Lost Dogs Home

When Dean Nicholson’s cat Bubba escaped through his front door, he searched desperately to find her. He door-knocked, put up posters and spent $500 on a pet detective. A neighbour came forward as having trapped Bubba, with the responding ranger delivering her to the Lost Dogs Home. Now, Bubba was a desexed, fifteen year old […]

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