Albany and Surrounds Feral Cat Working Group (ASFCWG) was formed in 2019 to conserve our biodiversity, protect threatened species and increase public awareness about roaming cats.
Our Mission Statement is:
“To facilitate the collaboration of organisations and individuals focusing on the conservation of native wildlife through a coordinated approach to undertaking best-practice feral cat control, addressing the stray cat population issues and promoting responsible pet ownership.”
Our group includes a variety of volunteers from catchment groups, wildlife organisations, animal rescue groups, vets, cat owners, and representatives from local and state government. To get involved please email
Our Mission Statement is:
“To facilitate the collaboration of organisations and individuals focusing on the conservation of native wildlife through a coordinated approach to undertaking best-practice feral cat control, addressing the stray cat population issues and promoting responsible pet ownership.”
Our group includes a variety of volunteers from catchment groups, wildlife organisations, animal rescue groups, vets, cat owners, and representatives from local and state government. To get involved please email
Please take 5 minutes to complete this survey. All responses and information gathered are anonymous.
The purpose of this is to gain a better understanding of cats in society and the environment and cats behaviour and owners management in the City of Albany and the Cranbrook, Denmark, and Plantagenet Shires. This information will be used to inform us about the community and the cat’s needs to adopt the best cat management.
The purpose of this is to gain a better understanding of cats in society and the environment and cats behaviour and owners management in the City of Albany and the Cranbrook, Denmark, and Plantagenet Shires. This information will be used to inform us about the community and the cat’s needs to adopt the best cat management.
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We acknowledge the Minang Bibbulmun people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and live. We pay our respects to the Elders, past, present, and emerging and to the wider Bibbulmun community.
