URBAN PLAYGROUND FOR THE CATS OF CAPE TOWN
Humans can make a powerful difference in cats’ lives by working for change at the local level. Start in your community! Build the movement by raising awareness about the cats of Cape Town and beyond! We look at the issues facing cats and what is going on at Cape Town cat shelters and local feline institutions.
Hundreds of humans and their furry companions turned up for the Woefie Wandel 2024, held for the first time at the Green Point Park in Cape Town on 17 November. This annual fundraising event in support of the Cape of Good Hope SPCA drew a phenomenal turnout for a day of dog-friendly fun and...
During kitten season, it’s common to come across feral kittens, and while they are super cute, it’s important to handle them carefully to avoid stressing them out or getting hurt....
These days it’s not unusual to see a pooch and its human dining out at a restaurant, enjoying a social event, or even packing their passports and taking a trip together. ...
Aoshima, affectionately known as Japan’s “Cat Island,” is facing challenges that threaten its unique identity and the well-being of its feline residents. The secluded destination devoid of accommodations, shops and cafés, requiring a 30-minute ferry ride from Ozu city in Ehime to reach. With a declining need for proper care management for the increasingly...
As cat parents, we strive to give our felines with the best care possible. This includes ensuring they have a nutritious diet to support their health and well-being. However, one crucial aspect often overlooked is storing cat food properly....
Proper nutrition during the early stages of life is essential for the healthy development of kittens. Dr Marianne Lomberg, Veterinarian and Business Executive Officer for Purina in South Africa, delves into the science behind feeding practices that support optimal growth and health....
South African musician The Kiffness released an upbeat and catchy song that has taken the internet by storm, all while championing a noble cause....
TEARS Animal Rescue has announced that it can no longer accept rescue intakes as the organisation has 363 pets in its care at its Kennel and Cattery and foster care. Of those, 75% are considered adoptable while the remaining 25% are in its rehabilitation programme either convalescing from illness, injury, and/or abuse; or are too...
TEARS Animal Rescue has announced an increase in laboratory confirmed cases of Infectious Canine Hepatitis (ICH), which results in a 95% death rate in unvaccinated animals or if they receive treatment too late. Due to the infectiousness of the disease TEARS is urging pet owners to speak to their local animal clinic regarding the risks to their pets and confirm...
Neutering or spaying your house cat, or any cat for that matter, is imperative. There are many reasons for this, but the most important ones are to prevent unwanted litters, reduce the risk of certain diseases, and improve your cat’s behaviour. If you are considering getting a cat, or if you already have a...