Kitty Cattery

Kitty Cattery Boutique cat Boarding. Exclusively Feline. Open by appointment. Closed Sunday's and public holidays. Sixteen air-conditioned rooms await.

Kitty Cattery is a boutique cat boarding facility which is exclusively feline. Full of feline activities. Each room has its own private “Catio”, a safe haven for sun bathing and watching the world go by. Set on 40 acres of bushland nestled amongst the mountains near Mareeba on the Atherton Tableland.

28/02/2025

🚨 Leptospirosis Alert in Cairns – Protect Your Pets! 🚨

Recent reports have confirmed cases of leptospirosis in dogs in Cairns, with some pets sadly not surviving. The recent wet and humid conditions have created the perfect environment for this deadly bacteria to thrive.

What is Leptospirosis?
Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease spread through the urine of infected animals, particularly rodents. Dogs can become infected through contaminated water, soil, or food—especially in areas with stagnant water or flood zones.

Signs & Symptoms to Watch For:
⚠️ Fever and lethargy
⚠️ Vomiting and diarrhoea
⚠️ Loss of appetite
⚠️ Increased thirst and urination
⚠️ Jaundice (yellowing of the gums or skin)
⚠️ Muscle pain and weakness
⚠️ Bleeding (nosebleeds, blood in urine or stool)

How to Protect Your Pet:
✔️ Vaccinate! Lepto vaccination is available—call your general practice to book your dog’s appointment.
✔️ Avoid stagnant water, puddles, and flood-affected areas.
✔️ Prevent rodent exposure by securing food and waste.
✔️ Watch for symptoms and seek urgent vet care if you notice any of the above signs.

Leptospirosis is highly dangerous but preventable with the right precautions. Call your general practice veterinarian today to discuss vaccination and protection for your pet!

March is almost here and we are looking forward to our annual break at Kitty Cattery.Closing:  Mon 03/03/25Reopening: Mo...
25/02/2025

March is almost here and we are looking forward to our annual break at Kitty Cattery.

Closing: Mon 03/03/25
Reopening: Mon 31/03/25

We will still be checking emails daily 😻🙌🌻

14/02/2025

The Yaps Cat Adoption Centre will be at the Cairns Regional Council Cat Adoption Day this Saturday Feb 15th from 9am to Noon so come on down and check out all our gorgeous cats and kittens
55-57 Links Road Woree

14/02/2025
Missing in Holloways Beach
11/02/2025

Missing in Holloways Beach

Hugo the big distractor! 😹
06/02/2025

Hugo the big distractor! 😹

05/02/2025

Cases of leptospirosis often increase following heavy rainfall and flooding events. As we continue to experience wet conditions across North Queensland, it is a timely reminder to be cautious of Leptospirosis.

Leptospirosis is spread from direct or indirect contact with the urine of an infected animal (such as rats, mice, pigs, horses and cows). People (or pets) can be exposed to urine through contaminated or muddy water, mud, soil or vegetation.

As with people, the risk of infection to pets can be reduced by preventing swimming, drinking or wading in floodwaters, and walking through mud from floodwater. It is therefore recommended, where ever possible, to keep your pet contained in a dry clean environment, provide clean fresh drinking water and monitor their activity when outside. We also strongly recommend ensuring that your pet is currently up-to-date with their vaccination.

Symptoms of leptospirosis in pets include:
- fever
- lethargy or reluctance to move
- loss of appetite
- excess drinking and urination
- vomiting
- diarrhoea
- respiratory difficulty
- jaundice (yellowing of eyes, gums, etc)

If your pet displays any of these symptoms, please seek urgent veterinary assistance.

Whitby’s last play before mum comes to collect him. 🙌
02/02/2025

Whitby’s last play before mum comes to collect him. 🙌

29/01/2025


TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND FOLLOWERS, MAY WE WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR !!

We welcome the New Year and take this opportunity to reflect on 2024, focusing on how fortunate we have been and to put on record how grateful we are for the amazing support we’ve had. There is a long list of people we want to thank and they are all, not in any particular order, equally important to us, and must be acknowledged for helping us achieve what we have.

ARCAT is a team of volunteers who together, keep our pets safe. There are small teams within the team and we thank them all. Thank you our admin team Lea Regina Mill, Caitlin Curtin and Myra Stirling. Thank you Bron Cleland and her Auction team Makayla Burns & hubby Matt Burns, Myra Stirling and Rita Lowe.

To our 30 steadfast, patient and amazing foster carers, thank you. Without you, there would be no success stories for us to publish.

Over the last calendar year, we have managed to find homes for 38 dogs, including 13 Greyhounds and 7 puppies; 42 cats, including 25 kittens; Making a total of 80 pets who found their furever homes. Add to that a total of 67 cats and dogs in our care waiting for their turn to come. We feel that’s a mighty effort considering the loss of funding suffered two years ago, so thank you team. You’re the best !!!

We could not have achieved this and continued our high standard of care without the help of so many supporters who have voluntarily and selflessly donated funds. To the following, we are very grateful.

Welfare Cairns https://www.facebook.com/AnimalWelfareCairns/
City Council https://www.cairns.qld.gov.au/
Sheds and Gas https://www.facebook.com/mareebasheds/
Club of Magill Sunrise, South Australia https://www.magillrotary.org.au
World Journeys www.smallworldjournsy.com.au
Companion Animal Rescue Food Program





Oxley of Blue the Grey https://www.bluethegrey.org
ChewProofBeds Team https://www.facebook.com/chewproofbeds/
Dr Justine Campbell Mobile Vet https://tablelandmobilevet.com.au/
https://www.facebook.com/UlyssesVetsCairns/
Wooler Family

PLUS MANY MORE wonderful individuals who wish to remain anonymous . . we can’t thank you enough.

Not everyone is aware of our Sponsor A Pet program, which allows us to give life time sanctuary to pets that might not ever find a forever home. The oldies, the unfriendly, the ones with FIV or other health issues that we feel we can’t ethically pass on to the public. We are forever obliged to those long term carers and grateful to the many sponsors who help us care for these less fortunate furry friends, by sponsoring a pet. We know you would rather remain anonymous, but allow us to acknowledge your valuable contribution to the welfare of our growing stable of 14 SAP pets. “I’m a SAP and proud of it” . . Come join us if you can’t have a pet, but would like to care for one. https://www.facebook.com/groups/636410970950586/

We owe a great deal to our dedicated team member most know as "The Auctioneer", Bron Cleland, who manages our very successful Facebook Auction Group called Homeless Pets Fundraiser, along with her team of helpers. This site auctions items donated to us by the public and as they say, “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure”. Bronwyn has auctioned many hundreds of small to large items, raising much needed funds to help with vet bills, medications etc. What an amazing job she does. But there would be no auctions if not for public support and so we also give our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has donated items. If you haven’t seen this site, pop over and see if you can grab a bargain :-) https://www.facebook.com/groups/2149577518626933/

Containers for change has surprised us !! At only 10 cents per container, we’ve managed to raise an extra $500 !! NO, we don’t drink that much. . It’s all down to neighbors and friends dropping off containers for us to cash in. We have to say thank you so much for even thinking of us and helping in this way. If anyone living outside Millaa Millaa would like to make us the beneficiary of your used containers, there’s a site where you can register and they’ll even pick up your containers and save you delivering. Please register here. We would be very grateful :-) You will be helping animals AND the planet !!
https://app.re-collect.com.au/arcatd

In closing, just a few statistics from last year, to show how we’re tracking :-)

Income derived from Adoption fees, Gifts, donations, Auctions, Containers, Raffles etc. $44,811.

Expenses including Vet bills, litter, medications, pet food, surgery, vaccinations and worming meds $33,822

Other expenses such as equipment, motor vehicles, fuel and maintenance, admin, phones etc. bring total expenses to $49,980 leaving a loss of $5,551. That’s pretty normal but, we don’t measure our success in dollars. Rather in numbers, and to have saved or rehomed ONE life, let alone 147 is success to us :-)

Thanks again for everything you do to help us be so successful

24/01/2025

Reminder – complimentary consultations with leptospirosis vaccine updates will end on the 31st January 2025.

Since our previous post on the 18th December, Tropical Vets have now given a total of 4,211 doses of the new leptospirosis vaccine and passed on $192,918 in savings to our clients in associated complimentary consultations.

With leptospirosis being such a nasty, high-risk disease within our region, we are so pleased to see so many clients being proactive in getting their dogs vaccination up to date!

24/01/2025

New little Tonkinese have arrived.

15/01/2025

Address

Chewko Road
Mareeba, QLD
4880

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 10:30am
4pm - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 10:30am
4pm - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 10:30am
4pm - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 10:30am
4pm - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 10:30am
4pm - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 10:30am
Sunday 4pm - 6pm

Telephone

+61439541489

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Kitty Cattery is a boutique cat boarding facility which is exclusively feline. Sixteen air-conditioned rooms await. Full of feline activities. Each room has its own private “Catio”, a safe haven for sun bathing and watching the world go by. Each room is air conditioned to maintain a comfortable environment. Set on 40 acres of bushland nestled amongst the mountains near Mareeba on the Atherton Tableland.