The Cat Protection Society of Vic is a Not-For-Profit Organisation whose aim is to find suitable homes for un-owned, stray and surrendered cats and kittens

In 1989, our Greensborough shelter, (Cat Protection Society of Victoria) was substantially renovated and upgraded. Plans have moved forward to rebuild the Shelter and clinic and construction is underway. The new shelter will provide quality feline veterinary treatment to members of the public at reasonable cost. Our adoption and education service will continue.

The clinic has since its inception has operated discount de-sexing schemes to help encourage responsible cat ownership and thereby reduce the cat problem in line with our operating philosophy. Education of the community in responsible cat ownership is also an important area of the Society's work.

We were instrumental in founding the Cat Crisis Coalition to lobby government at all levels to introduce compulsory de-sexing for cats as part of an holistic solution to the cat overpopulation problem which sees thousands of healthy cats and kittens put down across our country each year.

The Society has demonstrated its commitment to its principles in being directly involved in all aspects of cat welfare and management.