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Before you visit Cat Protection this Easter long weekend, please see our hours below to ensure we are able to assist you.

Cat Protection kittens, Ben & Jerry, helped KIIS FM stars Kyle and Jackie O to debunk some silly superstitions this Friday the 13th morning.

As the NSW shelter partner for the UberKittens promotion, Cat Protection received extensive media coverage to promote adoptions – which also provided the purrrfect platform to inform the public on the importance of desexing – something Cat Protection has been passionate about for more than 50 years.

Yesterday we were delighted to partner with our freinds at Uber to deliver kitten cuddles across Sydney.

Cat Protection will be open on the following days over the Australia Day long weekend

Whether you are wanting to give a forever home to a cat or kitten; purchase supplies for your feline freind; or ask for assistance with a feline welfare issue, please refer to the list of changed trading hours below to avoid any disappointment.

Cat Protection wishes everyone a safe and happy festive season

Due to recent account issues, we are no longer able to access or update our Cat Protection Society Facebook page – so we have created a new Facebook page for all of our followers!

We use our Facebook page to update our supporters with current events, communicate with interested members of the public regarding cats who are waiting for a forever home and share updates and photos of former guests from their loving people,

Due to recent account issues, we are currently unable to access or update our Cat Protection Society Facebook page.

Thank you to everyone who joined us on Saturday for a fun and informative day that put Saftey First. And special thanks to our guest speaker Dr Jo Righetti and everyone who donated a prize for the amazing Open Day raffle.

A detailed information sheet on cat welfare, including the benefits of desexing, is now available in simplified Chinese on the Cat Protection Society of NSW website.

The project was made possible with the assistance of University of Sydney students from the Department of Media and Communications, Jiaying Zhou, Yunfei Qian and Xiaoqing Feng. Cat Protection wrote the factsheet in English, the students translated it, and then it was reviewed by vet Dr Eva Tang before being launched today at Cat Protection’s adoption centre in Newtown.