Keeping Cats Safe at Home is a ground-breaking RSPCA NSW project running over four years.
The project will work with 11 councils across NSW to provide cat lovers with the inspiration, motivation and information needed to help their cats live long, healthy and enriched lives.
Below are a list of our partner councils, vet practice supporters, corporate partners and community support partners.
Blue Mountains City Council
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Byron Shire Council
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Campbelltown City Council
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City of Parramatta Council
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Hornsby Shire Council
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Kyogle Council
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Northern Beaches Council
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Shoalhaven City Council
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Tweed Shire Council
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Walgett Shire Council
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Weddin Shire Council
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Keeping Cats Safe at Home is a ground-breaking four-year project that aims to encourage and support cat carers everywhere to keep their pets indoors. Using research, education, and targeted desexing, we’re hoping to keep cats safe, improve animal welfare education, and protect the natural environment and our beautiful wildlife animals.
If allowed to roam outside, your cat may be vulnerable to a variety of risks (like sustaining an injury from cars) or damage your local community by preying on native wildlife. For purpose-built resources on creating a home where your cat can feel loved, stimulated, and engaged, you can contact our Keeping Cats Safe at Home team at safecats@rspcansw.org.au. 
RSPCA NSW have created and implemented feline management toolkits with 11 NSW partner councils, including:Â
