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Important update on Feline Panleukopaenia Virus (FPV)

Important update on Feline Panleukopaenia Virus (FPV) (also known as feline parvovirus or feline enteritis)

As confirmed by the University of Sydney, there is an outbreak of FPV in Sydney that has already killed dozens of cats and kittens, and has led to the temporary suspension of cat admissions and adoptions at Blacktown Pound.

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Cats at risk from deadly outbreak

Yesterday The University of Sydney issued a media release on the outbreak of panleukopenia in Sydney.

The once vanquished viral disease feline panleukopenia has caused the death of scores of cats in Sydney in recent weeks, investigations into the outbreak by researchers from the University of Sydney show.

Blacktown City Council is the latest area to announce an outbreak, last night issuing a statement saying its Animal Holding Facility would be closed to cats and it was placing a hold on adoptions and cat rescues until the outbreak was under control.

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You are superheroes too!

Thank you to all of our fabulous supporters, members and donors who have generously donated to our furry superheroes over the festive season.

With summer here, we are now dealing with the demands of another busy kitten season as well as adult cats coming into our shelter. At Cat Protection, we are constantly amazed by the super powers shown by the incredible cats and kittens in our care and their ability to overcome any obstacle in their path.

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New Pet Supporter membership

We just love Christmas at Cat Protection and to celebrate, we are thrilled to announce our new Pet Supporter membership!

This Christmas, you can sign up your former Cat Protection resident or furry friend, we would be delighted to welcome all animals as Pet Supporters. This is a one-off payment of $50 for your pet’s lifetime membership. As a thank you, your pet or former resident will receive their very own pet blanket that says they are a supporter of their feline friends at Cat Protection.

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The Good Neighbour Project launched in Bathurst

In Bathurst on Friday 9 December, the Minister for Local Government, the Hon Paul Toole MP launched The Good Neighbour Project for Cat Protection.

The Good Neighbour Project has been created by Cat Protection to promote socially and environmentally responsible cat care: “Being a responsible cat owner means ensuring the welfare and wellbeing of your cat as well as protecting the local fauna and neighbourhood amenity. Put simply, it means being a good neighbour.”

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Support our furry superheroes this Christmas

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 This festive season we are celebrating our furry superheroes!

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Notice of Nominations for Appointed Directors

Notice of Nominations for Appointed Directors

Cat Protection Society of NSW Inc

AGM 5 November 2016

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Our new community partner – Telstra Store Newtown

We are thrilled to announce our community partnership with Telstra Store Newtown. They will be supporting us with some great initiatives to help raise awareness of our important work and raising funds for our cats and kittens as well. They will be running an in-store promotion called ‘Our Bundles support Your Bundles’. For every Medium, Large or Extra Large bundle that Telstra Store Newtown sell and “Cat Protection Society” is mentioned, $25 will be donated to Cat Protection.

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Speak up for pet-friendly strata!

If you support the proposed changes to NSW regulation that would make strata more pet-friendly, ASAP email your support to strataconsultation@finance.nsw.gov.au.

Submissions close 27 May. Cat Protection is delighted to support the public consultation draft Strata Schemes Management Regulation 2016 and we have sent this submission to the review. Your submission can be as simple as stating that you support the proposed model by-laws, which support keeping people and their pets together.

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Only days left to comment

If you wish to comment on the NSW Government Natural Resources Commission’s “Pest animal management review” you only have a couple of days left (submissions close 5pm May 30 – the deadline has been extended from last week).

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