Hey diddle, diddle, answer this cat riddle!
Creating a safe and enriching environment for cats protects them from hazards and allows them to explore, play, and thrive.
As part of the Keeping Cats Safe at Home Project the first 10 cat owners who correctly answered the riddle below were successful in winning a $500 voucher from Catnets!
The voucher can be used towards the construction of a free-standing cat enclosure to keep their cats safe at home.
Catnets is an exclusive online store offering a wide range of high-quality cat enclosures and accessories.
Competition winners!
Congratulations to our winners. For those playing along, the answer was one. The winners are:
- Angela Banovic
- Prana Arnold
- Lani Kennedy – who is generously donating her prize to a friend
- Fi Moon
- Alison Ratcliffe
- Margaret Salvaneschi
- Sarah Doherty
- Mary Bellenger
- Diane Roberts – who is generously donating her prize to Pets For Life Billinudgel
- Josh Angus
Answer this riddle!
While on my way to Byron Bay, I saw a man with 7 ladies.
Each lady had 7 cats.
Each cat had 7 kittens.
How many were going to Byron Bay?
Why keeping cats safe at home is important?
Outdoor cats face numerous risks:
- Exposure to diseases.
- Vehicle accidents.
- Theft or getting lost.
Keeping cats safe at home also helps protect our local wildlife populations.
We have partnered with RSPCA NSW on its Keeping Cats Safe at Home campaign about loving cats, celebrating the people who love their cats and motivating cat lovers to keep their feline companions safe and fulfilled.
The NSW-wide project is funded by a $2.5 million grant from the NSW Environmental Trust.