Kids ResourcesHome Keeping Cats Safe at Home Kids Resources Find out how to keep your cat happy Welcome to the Keeping Cats Safe at Home Children’s Corner! We’re excited to invite you to our special corner of the project, created just for you. Here, you’ll find a world of fun activities, creative adventures, and learning opportunities that will help you become a superhero for cats and wildlife. What's in Store for You Colouring Pages Unleash your artistic talents as you bring these furry friends to life with your favourite hues. Go to the section Educational Posters Have fun with our educational poster where you will discover more about cats, their needs, and how to protect wildlife while having a blast. Go to the section Microchipping Activity Ever wondered how microchipping works? Our microchipping activity will show you the ropes. Learn about this important step in keeping cats safe and try your hand at being a responsible cat caregiver. Go to the section DIY Cat Toys Get crafty with our step-by-step guides on creating your very own cat toys. Not only will you have fun making them, but you’ll also make some furry friends very happy. Go to the section Fun Activities We’ve got a whole bunch of fun activities waiting for you! Go to the section A cat kept safe at home will live on average 10 years longer than a cat who is allowed to roam. Want to know HOW to keep your cat safe at home? It can be easier than you might think. Find out more Old cats CAN learn new tricks! Want to keep your cat to the safe-at-home? Find out moreSo you've found kittens - What do you do? Find out what to do if you come across stray kittens outside. With the help of an adult, follow our step by step plan on what’s next. We have even included a handy decision tree to help you, mum or dad decide on what to do! Learn more Free downloadable, vet approved resources Enrichment: Help your cat live their best life at home Download How to keep your cats safe at home Download Introducing your new cat to your dog Download Introducing your new cat to your existing feline family Download Settling your cat into the family Download Transitioning to the safe-at-home lifestyle Download Activities for the Kids Download What your cat needs at home Download Activities for kids | Microchipping Activities | Toys | Colouring pages Cats and Wildlife Welcome to our informative section dedicated to understanding the impacts of cats on wildlife. Discover the ecological dynamics and gain insights into how cats, both domestic and feral, can interact with and affect wildlife populations. Through carefully selected expert resources, we aim to foster awareness and encourage responsible pet ownership. Together, let’s explore the intricate balance between our love for cats and the preservation of our precious wildlife, working towards a harmonious coexistence for all. Responsible cat ownership in Australia Download Cat urban impacts Download Cats and their native impact Download Activities for kids Welcome to our vibrant section dedicated to all thing’s cats and wildlife, specially designed for our young explorers! Here, children can immerse themselves in a world of feline fascination and wildlife wonders. For the kids – Cat maze Download Kids activities Download Kids activities – Answers Download Microchipping Activities Ready to get started on your Keeping Cats Safe at Home adventure? Click on the links below to explore each activity: Microchipping Adventure! ? Have you ever wondered how we help lost kitties find their way back home? In this fun activity, you’ll discover what microchipping is all about. Get ready to play detective as you scan a QR code on a virtual cat to find out if it has a loving owner or if it’s looking for a new forever home. It’s a purr-fect way to learn about responsible cat care and how technology can make a big difference for our furry friends! What is microchipping? Download Activities for kids – Rehome and microchip Download Feline Fun and Playtime Embark on a whisker-twitching journey as we invite you to explore your creativity and craft wonderful toys for your beloved feline companions. Safe cat wildlife cat toy Download Cat recycler-ball Download Colouring Pages Attention, young artists! Grab your favourite colouring tools and embark on a meow-some journey through our collection of colouring pages! Colouring in activity Download Australian wildlife colouring in activity Download Cockatoo colouring activity Download Do you have a safe-at-home cat already? We love to see them! More than 50% of cats in NSW already live safe at home… Here are just a few of them to give you some motivation and inspiration! Do you have a creative catio? Have you made the most of small space? Do you have a genius cat enrichment hack? We’d love to see them and share with our cat-loving community. Show us your SETUP! Name(Required) please enter your nameYour kitty/kitties names Please enter your cat or cats namesEmail(Required) Please enter your emailPostcode(Required) Please enter your postcodeFile(Required)Max. file size: 64 MB. Close Join The Cat-ch Up! Join The Cat-ch Up and enjoy exclusive offers, regular campaign updates, and more information to set your home up for a happy, safe and thriving cat. Plus sign up today for your discount code. Name(Required) First Last Email(Required) Postcode(Required) Are you a Robot?(Required) Yes No Personal Information Collection Notice By completing this form, you are providing personal information to RSPCA NSW (we, us, or our). 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