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Whatever stage of life your cat is at, with the proper care and attention they can thrive when kept safe at home. And when cats aren’t roaming, the local wildlife around you is free to flourish.

 

We’re here to provide you with the latest advice, tips, and tools to help you transition your cat to a safer and happier life at home. Become part of the community that loves their cat and local wildlife.

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Pet cats provide love and companionship to New Zealanders (The NZ Companion Animal Council Inc., 2020)

1 in 3

Cat owners agree that cats that stay at home lead longer, healthier lives than those that roam (according to our survey data)

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Cat owners agree that keeping cats at home keeps them safe (according to our survey data)

Read the Blog

  

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Cat Community Stories: Hermie and Gary

Posted on 5/5/2025
  

Get to know ZAA’s feline family

Posted on 5/5/2025
  

How to create the purrfect sanctuary for your cat

Posted on 5/5/2025

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We all want our cats to be safe and happy, keeping them at home and providing them with everything they need is the best way to ensure this. There are so many benefits to keeping your cat safe and happy at home; they are kept safe away from the dangers of cars, other cats, toxins, dogs and getting lost and you also get to spend more time with them and become even closer.

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RSPCA Australia

Thank you for keeping us safe

"I have four very happy and content cats who are safely kept at home in the house and in their contained garden and deck; they get the best of both indoor and outdoor worlds. I get to spend heaps of quality time with them and also have the peace of mind knowing that they are safe. Having had cats who were free to roam as a child and suffering their loss on the road, and also seeing all of the bad things that can happen to roaming cats in my career as a veterinarian and researcher, I feel very content with my decision to keep my cats safe and happy at home, I wouldn’t have it any other way.”
Dr. Sarah Zito AM, BVetMed, MANCVS (Feline Medicine) PhD, RSPCA Australia