This is an overview of the jobs a volunteer on the afternoon shift at our shelter has to do.

Gus is an 18 year-old weekend volunteer who graduated from Mullumbimby High School this year. Read about his volunteer experience here!

Consider this is the start of your October education of Pet Obesity!

Introducing cats and dogs is just like meeting a new person: sometimes you love them, sometimes you don't. Here's how make it the former!

Learn about what Kitten Season is, who it impacts and the big and small things you can do to help alleviate it.

Want to get another cat but not sure how your other one/s will go? Read this for tips on introducing cats!

This post details the first of two shifts we have here at our shelter and outlines the routine tasks, and potential additions, of that work!

Urine spraying by cats is a normal behaviour, especially in male cats who haven’t been desexed. Read about how to minimise it here!

Here we unpack the possible signs that indicate a cat may be suffering from depression and the common reasons that increase susceptibility.

Normally, cats have no problem using a litter tray. However, there are several reasons why a cat may stop using their cat litter.

May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month, a disease that humans and other animals are all at risk of. Here is a brief overview of the facts:

If your cat has been biting, scratching, stalking on you, this is inappropriate and potentially dangerous behaviour you must address.

In this blog post we discuss the types of physical abnormalities that may result in a shift in priority when caring for an animal, and more!

Are your cats fighting beyond their usual play fighting? Or has introducing a new cat not gone as planned? Try aggression-reducing tips.

Today we unpack your thoughts on why you like cats, why people should should support animal shelters and your adoption experiences. Enjoy!

When we hear ‘shelter pet’, we usually have biassed thoughts come to mind. This month we challenge and/or confirm these myths!

Read this to dissolve any prejudices about senior animals and educate yourself on the reality of adopting and owning older pets.

We have two main types of foster care at our shelter, allowing cats to have their needs met beyond the shelter walls. Read on to learn!

Ever consider becoming an animal shelter volunteer? Here we discuss some of the jobs and stories volunteering at a cat shelter.

Here's everything you need to know about bringing home your adopted pet, including introducing them to other pets and helping them adjust.