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Animal Rehoming Cairns and Tablelands District Animal Rehoming Cairns and Tablelands District is a Private Rescue Group with breeder identificatio

Animal Rehoming Cairns and Tablelands rescues companion pets such as cats, kittens, dogs and pups from our local pounds in and around the Tablelands and Cairns. ARCAT may offer to protect these pets in foster homes until the right forever homes are found or, we may encourage owners to foster should they require their pets to be rehomed. All our cats and kittens must be adopted into "indoor only" h

omes except in some very special cases. All our pups and dogs will only go to homes with appropriate fences. Please visit our web page http://www.artablelands.com.au

Our aim is to stop the cycle of unwanted pets through desexing and by raising awareness why owners should desex their pets to help prevent the high rates of euthanasia in our pounds and reduce the pressure on rescue groups. Animal Rehoming Cairns and Tablelands District is based in Far North Queensland but we have rehomed many pets right around Australia as far west as Perth and south to Melbourne. We use Dogtainers to move our rescues wherever they are wanted. All our cats, kittens, dogs and pups are microchipped, vaccinated, desexed, wormed and flea treated before they leave our care, which can be arranged at an early age. Cats over 6 months of age are tested for Feline immunodeficiency virus and dogs over 6 months are tested (and treated if necessary) for heart worm. Animal Rehoming Cairns and Tablelands District is a private group operating on private funding, so we appreciate very much the assistance of our vet partners Ulysses Veterinary Clinic and Southside Vets, together with Cairns Animal Welfare. We also thank Tableland Regional Council, Mareeba Council and Cairns City Council for their implementation of policies that allow ARCAT to operate as a foster based group. To find out more about our rescue companion pets, including adoption fees, please message this page or send an email to:
[email protected]

14/08/2024
Tickets are selling fast.  The total proceeds of this raffle will go towards the vet costs for our darling kitty "Basil ...
05/08/2024

Tickets are selling fast. The total proceeds of this raffle will go towards the vet costs for our darling kitty "Basil Brush", who suffered terrible injuries from having his tail pulled. Basil has been receiving intensive care from his dedicated foster mum Trudie who has personally outlayed more than $600 on his initial care. She has been expressing both hsi bowel and bladder because he just can't do it on his own. His tail is basically lifeless and, in time, it will need to be removed. What Basil has endured is what's known as "tail pull syndrome" . . one of the very reasons we don't want to see our kittens adopted into homes with children too young to understand the terrible consequences of what they think is play. The good news is, Basil is getting better, ever so slowly. We're very hopeful that he will learn to be a normal kitty. It may take months, even a year, but we won't let him down . . . please think of Basil Brush when you purchase your tickets. Just email [email protected] to book your winning ticket :-)

We are publishing this letter which was forwarded to ADAWS last month.  Our email server never received a receipt or a r...
05/08/2024

We are publishing this letter which was forwarded to ADAWS last month. Our email server never received a receipt or a read receipt and Lorraine never received a response, therefore we can only assume it was not tabled at the AGM as requested, as we bvelieve everyone should be given a chance to defend themselves.

July 26, 2024

To the Members
Atherton and District Animal Welfare Society Inc
7 Robert St
ATHERTON QLD 4883

Dear members

I’m sure that if someone published a misleading statement that falsely represented you personally, you would want an opportunity to defend yourself. I’m writing to you today to ask you to afford me the same courtesy you would expect for yourself.

The following statement forms part of the minutes of ADAWS AGM last year which will go on record. I write this letter to set the record straight.

Brian Norton ........ was advised that ARCAT had received, as a final settlement $15,000 (her average annual assistance), together with an amount of $21,500+ from a Go Fund Me account. Mr. Anthony Duncan advised that since Animal Rehoming Cairns and Tablelands was a business name only, they in fact did not have the right to request or ask for payment of any kind. The matter was closed by the President, and Mr Norton was advised if he was that concerned that he attend the next meeting.

Whether this is an accurate record of what was said is irrelevant to me. What IS relevant is that it is a misrepresentation of the facts. The committee wants you to believe that ADAWS tried to sue ARCAT and that they kindly paid me an extra year’s donations. Don’t believe it, it’s their spin to mislead you and cover up a blunder. The fact is that six individuals; Iris Crawford; Tony Crawford; Peter Larson; Dawn Pascoe; Fionna Davis and Jan Gardiner filed 6 claims for themselves, against me personally, claiming damages in the amount of $70,000 each. Only for themselves, not for ADAWS. They failed to present any evidence to support their claims. An extract of their claim is attached for clarity. This was never ADAWS suing ARCAT. It was 6 people suing me. Had they won, do you think the spoils would have gone into ADAWS kitty?

The minute states:

1. ARCAT had received, as a final settlement $15,000 .
ARCAT did NOT receive $15,000 as a final settlement. ARCAT is an acronym of a page I own, not a business nor a legal entity so it could not be sued. It was never the defendant, I was, and I received the settlement.

2. together with an amount of $21,500+ from a Go Fund Me account.
Although it was not relevant to anyone but myself and my supporters, I did receive strong support during my fund raising campaign, but I can’t imagine why it was even mentioned in this context. However, it gives me an opportunity now, to say thank you to those members who helped me pay my legal costs.

3. Mr. Anthony Duncan advised that since Animal Rehoming Cairns and Tablelands was a business name only, they in fact did not have the right to request or ask for payment of any kind.
I have no idea who Mr Anthony Duncan is, but I do know that he is either misinformed or talking through his hat. Here’s why . . .

i. Animal Rehoming Cairns and Tablelands is not my business name, Animal Rehoming Tablelands is. My business did not ask for payment as it was NOT the defendant. I was the defendant and I certainly was entitled to ask for costs because I, personally (not my business) had been mischievously accused of something I didn’t do, which forced me to defend at great cost to me personally.

ii. As the defendant, I was two days off lodging two applications to strike. If my applications were successful, ( and I had it on good advice that they would have been), the case would then have gone to court to be heard by a judge and a jury.

iii. Had my applications been heard by judge and jury, the likely outcome would be the plaintiffs having to pay all court costs, their own costs, and my costs. Due to the inability of the plaintiffs to prove neither defamation nor serious harm, they asked to settle out of court.

iv. On their request to settle out of court, I was fair. I did deduct those monies from the fundraiser that I hadn’t put in myself through sales of assets. I also took the advice that the likely figure the courts would award me in costs would be between 50% - 80% of my total costs. I calculated my claim on 50%, the lower figure, and requested a payout of $15,000.

4. “ARCAT had received, as a final settlement $15,000 (her average annual assistance)”
Why mention HER average assistance ? Because they want you to believe that, despite having persecuted me, arbitrarily demanding I return the Caddy, the use of which was approved at an AGM 4 years previously by the members, not the committee; despite making a report to the police that I had stolen the vehicle, falsely claiming they had video footage of me stealing it from behind the shop; despite having contrived to rob me of my membership, ignoring evidence from witnesses who saw me pay my fee to Iris and; despite having stopped my funding without notice nor regard for the 100 odd animals in my care, can you believe they suddenly decided, out of the goodness of their hearts, to donate to me a year’s assistance ? Even though (they say) I wasn’t entitled to ask for a payout ? How unlikely and out of character! No, they had wanted revenge. They let it drag on until they realised they couldn’t win and in fact, had risked having to payout more than ADAWS could afford, meaning they might have to dip into their own pockets. In my opinion that is the only reason they accepted my terms and paid a settlement figure. There was no charity or goodness in their hearts. To continue could have been financially disastrous for them and ADAWS.

I have always been honest, but your committee hasn’t. There was no defamation. No serious harm. I spoke out truthfully, stepped on toes and paid a high price. They have lied. They lied to you, lied to the police, lied to Council, lied to lawyers and lied to an acting magistrate. Whether this “minute” is an accurate transcript doesn’t matter. It is just another lie.

How do six individuals get away with trying to extort $420,000 from a member for their own personal gain, making ADAWS pay for their failed vendetta with charity money? The answer to that question lies with the members who encouraged and enabled them.

Not much more to say other than how disappointing it is to know that if you add up all the lawyers’ legal fees, all the wasted opportunities for profit (e.g the $6000 Council offered that Iris rejected because it would mean she would have to deal with me, and the profit they would have made had they accepted my offer to purchase the Caddy) close to $100,000 was burned. Money raised in part from the sale of goods donated by the public that should have been spent on animals in need. Money I lost that could have saved so many more lives. All wasted on a frivolous court action instigated purely out of spite, that never had a chance of going anywhere.

Thank you for your time.

Lorraine Doornebosch

🚨Spotlight On – the Gorgeous Gregory!🚨Are you looking for the perfect companion? A cat as loyal and as loving as a devot...
05/08/2024

🚨Spotlight On – the Gorgeous Gregory!🚨

Are you looking for the perfect companion? A cat as loyal and as loving as a devoted doggo, as chatty as your best friend on the phone and just downright handsome to boot?

Look no further than our Gregory!

This lad is an eye-catcher in every way. With a stature many a little dog would envy, Gregory has Presence! From his glorious eyes to his deceptive size, this lad is the whole package. Just imagine having your very own jungle cat follow you around the house – throw in a very conversational disposition and a love of human company and your best friend in feline form is ready to meet you.

Gregory is feeling particularly lonesome for human cuddles just now, with his long time feline roommate departing for her forever home, and while he gets along just fine with his furry neighbours – its people he longs to be with.

You see, Gregory currently resides in a custom enclosure we set aside for those special cats with FIV who do not have the luxury of a foster home. One of the traits we have seen over and over with our FIV cats is they do not have a nasty bone in their bodies. In fact, they tend to go in completely the opposite direction being non-confrontational and sweet natured cats, which can lead to being bullied in a colony environment. So, for their own safety, they are housed apart from the bulk of our other cats.

((FIV+ cats can and do live full and healthy lives. Many cats with FIV will never present any symptoms that might lead anyone to suspect there is anything amiss. It is extremely rare for an FIV+ cat to pass on the condition to another feline they cohabit with – it takes a serious, deep bite to enter the bloodstream. FIV is NOT transferable to humans, dogs or other non-feline pets. Keeping your FIV+ cat indoors is vital for their long-term health and wellbeing.))

Gregory is the perfect example of what makes an FIV+ just as adoptable and healthy as any cat you might find. Friendly, loving, very gentle with his paws, non-confrontational, eminently conversational, charming and mellow natured… we could keep going, but in short, this guy is Gorgeous Purrfection!

Our gorgeous Gregory has been let down by the very thing he loves the most – people. Gregory came into our care as a sweet and loving 8 week old kitten. After being adopted a month later, his owner broke their vow to keep him indoor only – and FIV was the result. Then in April this year, broke his heart when he and his kitty roommate were turned back to our care.

Just look at the photos below. Look in those eyes. Gregory is no longer that bright little kitten, and he doesn’t feel like that chill boy napping in his home. Gregory is sad, lonely and depressed. We are desperate to see happiness return to those eyes, and the number one thing that will bring it back is people to love him and be loved in return.

Gregory is desperate to break out of segregation and move right on into your life. Drop us a hello to [email protected] if you would love to adopt, or foster, our handsome boy.

04/08/2024
Message or Comment Below to BC Cleland to purchase tickets in our Raffle. 'Good Luck'  Update: It seems some messages ar...
01/08/2024

Message or Comment Below to BC Cleland to purchase tickets in our Raffle. 'Good Luck'
Update: It seems some messages aren't getting through to BC Cleland so I will provide this email address [email protected] to purchase your tickets. 😊

🐶🐱🐻‍❄️🐯We’re thrilled to announce that our beautiful kittens will be at ’s KidsLife Expo looking for their forever homes...
30/07/2024

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We’re thrilled to announce that our beautiful kittens will be at ’s KidsLife Expo looking for their forever homes!! Come and join us at this fun family day!!

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Saturday, 3rd August 2024
9am-3pm
Seville Mercy Centre, 35 Bauhinia Ave, Earlville
A day of fun, food and entertainment for all ages!
ONLY $5 per person entry fee

We can’t wait to see you there!!

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SUSIE (Racing name (Safari Train) IS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION***PLEASE NOTE - In keeping with our aim to protect our wildl...
29/07/2024

SUSIE (Racing name (Safari Train) IS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
***PLEASE NOTE - In keeping with our aim to protect our wildlife AND our cats and dogs, we only offer our kitties to INDOOR ONLY homes and our dogs to properties with DOG PROOF FENCING***
Please read our guidelines here before applying to adopt 🙂 https://www.facebook.com/notes/1444849889239166/
To apply to adopt please fill out the appropriate form:
For this dogga https://form.jotform.co/91457110205850

If you have any questions we’re happy to help if you email: [email protected]
BIN0000171254640

ABOUT SUSIE

Susie is a beautiful soul. She is a very gentle and quiet Greyhound. One of those beautiful girls with a great temperament who loves pats and affection. Susie is absolutely fine with other dogs and we feel, with the right amount of socialising, she would also be fine with cats in time. She is not a jumpy dog and is always very calm, so she will make a very good pet for a family with children too. Susie will come to her new home with a new coat and martingale collar.

Age: DOB 05.05.2020
Breed: Greyhound
Kid friendly: Yes
Dog friendly: Yes
Cat friendly: Not tested but very likely to be in time
Bird friendly: Not tested
House trained: Yes
Estimated size as an adult: Medium
Location: Cairns
Microchip #956000005716958
Susie has been desexed, microchipped, flea, tick and worm treated, vaccinated and heartworm tested negative.

GREYHOUND SAFETY SHOULDN’T BE BY CHOICE. IT'S AN OBLIGATIONSo many very experienced and knowledgeable people and organis...
28/07/2024

GREYHOUND SAFETY SHOULDN’T BE BY CHOICE. IT'S AN OBLIGATION
So many very experienced and knowledgeable people and organisations, such as GAP, Greysave.org and Greyhoundequality.org strongly advise that Greyhounds should NOT be allowed to run free (off leash) in public places including dog parks and beaches. They all recommend that, for everyone's safety, but especially that of the dog, off leash activity should be restricted to fully fenced locations only but NOT public leash free dog parks nor beaches.
To expect your Greyhound to be always under control off leash is grossly unfair on the dog and putting him, yourself, other owners and their pets in danger. Especially your Greyhound, as they are often targeted by other aggressive dogs who’s owners have lost control and, when there is an altercation, it’s more than likely the Greyhound will be blamed by the irresponsible owner for any injuries suffered by the other dog. When a Greyhound is attacked, not only might he react and injure the other dog but he will nearly always come off second best because of his thin skin and propensity to tear like paper. Greyhounds die from these wounds more often than other thick skinned breeds. Another common consequence is PTSD, not to mention the risk of acidosis and other injuries from that burst of energy from a Greyhound no longer in racing fitness. You only need to read the horror stories on the Greyhound pages on Facebook to know this is true.
Many Cairns Greyhound owners love to see their dogs running flat out on our northern beaches but they are oblivious to the risks. Not just other dogs go undetected. Many tragic stories have been published of pet dogs being taken by crocs. Is the thrill of the run worth the risk ? Our beaches are all close to major roads. A Greyhound chasing after something he’s spotted in the distance is too focused on the “prey” to even notice the traffic and is deaf to your calls to halt his gallop.
Quoting from a Greysave.org article entitled WHY 'ALWAYS ON A LEASH'
It’s beautiful to watch a Greyhound run, so why does GreySave join most Greyhound adoption groups in having a “never off leash in an unenclosed area” policy? These groups have carefully thought through this policy and based it on experience with thousands and thousands of adopted Greyhounds. Here are some of the reasons behind it.
• Speed
A Greyhound can go from 0 to 45 m.p.h. in three steps. Furthermore, when traveling at that speed, his ears are flat back, his heart is racing, his mind is concentrating on the goal, and he simply cannot hear a frantic owner giving a command to stop. He is also going too fast for a car to avoid hitting him should he run across a street.
• Eyesight
A Greyhound can spot something the size of rabbit a half mile away. He is a sight hound, and that visual stimuli can cause his chase drive to kick in leaving the owner to wonder, “What in the world happened!”
• Training
On the track, a Greyhound is trained to ignore cheering crowds or any of hundreds of other noises surrounding them. When they are running, they are focused. Nothing changes that training when they come to their adoptive home.

This is the perspective of the writer of that article:
1) It takes only one mistake, and I would never forgive myself if I killed one of my Greyhounds by trusting him or her off leash, especially since I’ve been warned.
2) I set an example. If I were to let my Greyhounds off leash, other Greyhound owners may see them, live or in photos, and may be more likely to try it with their dogs. In short, I may contribute to the injury or death of someone else’s Greyhound.
3) Both of the groups that I adopted from have “no off leash” policies, as do most Greyhound rescue groups around the nation. Point 6 on the GreySave application form says: “I agree to use a proper martingale-style collar on my greyhound, and to never let my greyhound off-leash in an unfenced area.”
In signing that application, all GreySave adopters make this promise. I signed the agreement, and I believe I should keep my word. That’s my perspective.
A Final Note
Your dog trusts you for its safety and well-being. Much like drinking and driving, you may get away with letting him or her off leash for a while, but is your dog’s life worth the risk?
If you love them, leash them.
WE COULDN’T AGREE MORE . . . That’s why we also have a “no off leash” policy. Look at it this way. You love to see your dog racing, your dog loves to race BUT neither of you want a tragic accident that ends your dogs life. Greyhounds are trained to run on a flat track and even then, they can suffer horrific injuries. Take them off the track and let them “race” on uneven ground of which you have no knowledge about little pot holes the size of his foot, is asking for trouble.
For those of us who have seen the damage a prey driven Greyhound can do to an unfortunate cat that runs across his path, or a little fluffy dog that thinks it’s a Rotty, this is a no brainer. Put your desire to watch him run aside and think only of his and others safety. Please remember that a dog has two reactions. Conditioned reflex and instinct. No matter how well you’ve trained your dog to have really good recall (conditioned reflex), when it comes to the test, instinct will ALWAYS win that race.
This article is partly inspired by the following articles.
http://greyhoundequality.org/care_article2.html Karen Dawson BSc BVSc Hons MANZCVS (Behaviour), Pet Behaviour Clinic
https://www.greysave.org/why-always-on-a-leash.html https://www.greysave.org/
https://www.greysave.org/dog-park-dangers.html
http://greyhoundequality.org/care_article2.html

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It's one of the trendiest ingredients in pet foods today, per industry insiders. But you won't believe its hidden history, before it even gets to the food factory. It's a pretty safe bet you wouldn't eat it, nor should you want your precious pet to. And it's a potent antinutrient.

I've never understood the hypocrisy of poisoning and murdering our dingoes to protect sheep and yet sending those same s...
01/07/2024

I've never understood the hypocrisy of poisoning and murdering our dingoes to protect sheep and yet sending those same sheep overseas to be brutalised and tortured after suffering in the holds of filthy ships. This historical moment fills my heart with hope and joy . . .

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***KAI IS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION ******INDOOR ONLY KITTY******PLEASE NOTE - In keeping with our aim to protect our wildl...
28/06/2024

***KAI IS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION ***
***INDOOR ONLY KITTY***

***PLEASE NOTE - In keeping with our aim to protect our wildlife AND our cats and dogs, we only offer our kitties to INDOOR ONLY homes and our dogs to properties with DOG PROOF FENCING***

Please read our guidelines here before applying to adopt 🙂 https://www.facebook.com/notes/1444849889239166/
To apply to adopt please fill out the appropriate form:
For this kitty https://form.jotform.co/91463029063858

If you have any questions we’re happy to help if you email: [email protected]

ABOUT KAI

Kai is a super friendly young lad who will do catwheels to get your attention and affection. He's very clean and easily fitted in with our colony of rescues of all ages and sexes. With not a mean bone in his body, he will make a wonderful companion for a family who want to share an awful lot of love. Kai is a big, beautiful domestic short hair, so smooth to touch and stroke, you won't want to take your hands off him and, he won't want you to either !!!

Age: Estimated DOB 14.07.2023
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Kid friendly: Yes
Cat friendly: Yes
Dog friendly: Yes
Bird friendly: untested
House/Litter trained: Yes
Estimated size as an adult: Medium
Location: Millaa Millaa
Microchip: 978142000036819
Kai is desexed, microchipped, vaccinated, flea and worm treated.

🚨🚨Spotlight On - Handsome Hugo!!🚨🚨It’s not often we get to introduce the perfect all-rounder in a rescue pet, but in thi...
24/06/2024

🚨🚨Spotlight On - Handsome Hugo!!🚨🚨

It’s not often we get to introduce the perfect all-rounder in a rescue pet, but in this case, Hugo earns the title effortlessly!!

The last of his family to be seeking his forever, (in your author’s rather biased opinion) we’ve saved the best till last. Hugo and his five other siblings were a surprise gift to council staff who had taken in stray mum Koda – a small sized kelpie cross with the sweetest nature. After a few weeks in their good hands, this friendly little family came into our care.

Mumma Koda, and Hugo’s siblings Casper, Milo, Kalea, Lotus and Faerie have all been adopted, leaving our handsome boy Hugo still hunting his forever.

Rough housing with his teething brothers and sisters has left our Hugo with the most adorable set of ears. They got a little munched which needed a few vet trips to relieve the haematomas that formed, and while Hugo took this in stride and everything settled beautifully – it does seem to have left him with those adorably folded forward ears as a result. 😊

Hugo is not only handsome, he takes much after his mother in stature, so while we cant say who or what dad was, we are confident he is close to his adult size already and will most likely only mature in his features rather than grow in size from here. At just over 7 months, our boy still has some puppy traits like enjoying a good chew toy and seeking self-entertainment if he’s feeling bored, but he is SO eager to please and is such a clever boy he is easily redirected.

Hugo is so well socialised he really does fit in anywhere. He has lived with people big and small, dogs of all sizes, ages and energy levels and every age, shape and sized cat you could possibly imagine and Hugo loves them all! Hugo has repeatedly shown he is aware of his energy levels and adjusts them accordingly to his playmate – from lying down calmly to spend time with smoochy elderly cats, to being respectful of a middle aged chihuahua’s mobility, to being totally trumped in play by an energetic min-pin or long-legged greyhound.

All the ‘H’ alliterations just flow for our cutie Hugo. He is handsome, honourable, happiness personified and hugely, hugely loveable. We could go on (you all know we enjoy it haha) but we will let the collection of photos below speak for him.

If you are looking for your newest family member, or would love to be a part of a rescue pup’s journey to forever by fostering, send us a Hello to [email protected]

This is an important read.  We have rehomed FIV positive cats before and they are living the good life.  We currently ha...
24/06/2024

This is an important read. We have rehomed FIV positive cats before and they are living the good life. We currently have two boys who are FIV positive. They both have female companions that have been with them for years and neither of the girls have been infected. Our experience has lead us to believe that most of the infected boys are placid, friendly, non aggressive males who have been attacked by aggressive tom cats. Anyway, their girlfriends love them and the boys are so attached to them, we won't seperate them

Once an animal is labeled with this condition, owners become frightened and tragically, these poor victims are left behind in shelters. And that's too bad, because it's not a transferable disease to humans or other pets, and affected animals often live as long as their healthy counterparts.

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