Turning dislike into devotion
Hello fellow cat lover
We have an important mission for you. To get a cat hater in your life to foster a cat.
We can already hear you asking “why on earth are you wanting cat haters?” Well, sadly, we’ve run out of cat lovers to ask and Australia’s shelters are still overflowing with cats and kittens that need temporary homes while they wait for permanent homes.
We need you to find a hater in your life.
Your stubborn dad. Your disinterested housemate. Your unsure colleague. Bring them to our “hater” site. Woo them with arguments we've provided below. Pester and persuade and let them know what they're missing out on.
Because, it's time to turn them from a hater to a lover. And, really, you know like us that given even just a bit of time with a cat, they might just realise they don't actually hate cats after all.
A few words from our fellow cat lovers.
How it works
Through your pestering power, you charm a cat hater you know into undertaking our campaign. You use the points of persuasion below, plus a sprinkling of your own, you convince them to foster.
Here are some arguments to get them over the line
You don't have to walk a cat
Sure, they may want to play here and there, or come for a scratch, but there's no morning or afternoon trip to the park to take up your time. Indoor cats happily will just roam about the house doing their business.
We're footing the food bill
Cost is always a factor, hey? Well the good news is if your cat hater does take the plunge and foster a cat, we'll support them along the way with exclusive discounts on food, litter, toys and any other cat essential items for their new friend. We'll also give out a handy Digital Cat Conversion Toolkit to help them on their journey.
They do their business in boxes
No reaching down with a poo bag. No random tidbits about the house. It all goes in the litter box that you can bag and throw away easily.
Pest control
Cats actually are great at keeping pesky bugs and critters out of your space. Cats are your personal on-call pest inspection. It's also quite entertaining to watch them catch a cockroach.
Cats love you
Once they know they're safe and at home, cats are actually very affectionate to their owners. You can count on leg rubs, lap sits, and purring from your new family member.
Thinking about caring for a cat (or more cats) yourself?
Why not connect with one of our partner shelters?
Every adoption helps.
