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16-17 January 2016, Sydney Morning Herald – Spectrum

My Secret Sydney

Kate Mulvany was kind enough to share her experience of Cat Protection saying, “They take such care of the cats and they really make sure the cats go to the right owners. It’s a beautiful place to spend time with a lot of felines that are looking for some love.”

Thanks Kate and lots of kitty cuddles for Bowie and Heisenberg!

WELFARE OFFICE:

Thurs 24 December (Christmas Eve): 9am-2pm

Fri 25, Sat 26, Sun 27 & Mon 28 December: CLOSED

Tues 29 & Wed 30 December: 9am-4pm

Thurs 31 December: 9am-2pm

Fri 1, Sat 2, Sun 3 January; CLOSED

Re-open normal trading hours from Mon 4 January

You might not have been up at 2am on Saturday when 2GB’s wonderful Susie Elelman interviewed Cat Protection about kitten season, the importance of desexing and “chatted cat” with listeners, but not to worry, you can listen to the podcast here! Thanks for being a fantastic friend to felines, Susie!  

NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS FOR APPOINTED DIRECTORS
CAT PROTECTION SOCIETY OF NSW INC
AGM 7 NOVEMBER 2015

After a few setbacks during the past financial year, Cat Protection is pleased to report a number of accomplishments to end the 2014-15 financial year on a high note.

Adoption centre reopens
Repairs and renovations to our adoption centre were completed and the adult cats have returned to 103 Enmore Road. Once again, we are able to accept surrenders and continue to find loving homes for cats in need … because every cat deserves a loving and responsible home.

We know that people are busy and traffic is congested, so coming
to Newtown isn’t appealing to everyone (but that said, when you’re
choosing a friend for life, a few hours of your time is a good investment!).

19 May 2015 Inner West Courier – Inner City Edition
Storm catches cats out

CATS are renowned for their dislike of water and loud noise, so the hailstorm that swept across the city on Anzac Day caused havoc at the Cat Protection Society of NSW in Newtown.

The situation deteriorated as water began to build up on the roof and cause some serious damage,

The annual Cat Protection Volunteer’s Party coincides with National Volunteers Week and on Saturday 16 May, we met to celebrate and applaude our volunteers from across all roles and the invaluable support they provide.

The hailstorm that wreaked havoc across Sydney on ANZAC Day caused some flooding and damage to our adoption centre and other areas of our building.

All of the cats and kittens are perfectly safe, however, as a precaution we have evacuated the cats from the front section of the building to vet clinics and boarding facilities until the full extent of the damage can be assessed and all necessary repairs are made, which could take some time due to the high demand these services are experiencing.