All life should be valued
and treated with dignity and respect.
The Campus Cat Coalition is all-volunteer non-profit organisation dedicated to caring, rescue and human management of homeless cats and kittens living on The University of New South Wales (UNSW) property.
"It's very rewarding work, I love getting so close to the cats" More |
The Coalition comprises
UNSW (The University of NSW) staff, students, residents and community volunteers.
Our mission is to carry out a maintenance program, which
will allow managing and reducing the stray cat population
on campus in the most humane way.
The Campus Cat Coalition provides a viable alternative
to euthanasia by spay/neuter, vaccination, release,
feeding and adoption of tame cats and kittens.
Cats and kittens are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered,
vaccinated and either rehomed wherever possible or released
back into their Campus territory where they are fed
and monitored by UNSWCCC volunteers.
Unclaimed tame strays and any kittens are boarded or
fostered until homes are found. No cats are euthanised,
except as warranted by a veterinarian to relieve suffering.
Studies have proven that this method of control to
trap/spay-neuter/vaccinate/ release is the single most
effective and successful method of stabilizing, maintaining
and eventually reducing the healthy feral cat colonies
that live on Campus.
We endeavour to promote community awareness of the
responsible care and treatment of animals.
Jester - rehomed
To find out more about Cats and Kittens available for
adoption please visit our
Adoption page |
University of New South Wales cats in their
Campus territories.
Visit Archived Photos Page |
Sweetie used to be a University of NSW cat before he was adopted by Tracy in 2003.
"Campus cats seem to have a special love when adopted as they have been abandoned and appreciate life when loved and nurtured.” More |
Molly has been recently
adopted by Aaron.
Molly is very affectionate.
She enjoys getting brushed and will keep turning over from side to side for Aaron to brush her fur.
See more pics of Molly at home
07/02/2008
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Molly was adopted by Aaron and Joan in early 2008. She’s been living happily with Aaron, Joan and 2 other cats in a very nice apartment at Homebush Bay. Aaron and Joan are ex-UNSW students, who have known Molly since she was a kitten.
Molly had some dental work done recently. She's recovered well since.
See more pics of Molly at home
20/08/2009 |
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