Turning Plastic Waste into Possibilities
One solution to Australia’s plastic recycling crisis is to use more recycled plastic in the manufacturing of new products.
Latest Posts from Our Blog
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The Plight of Unowned Cats and Dogs in Australia
For many years, my husband and I doted on our only fur baby, a gorgeous tortie we adopted from a shelter. She brought us lots of joy and we tried our best to keep her happy and healthy as…
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The Ultimate Guide to a Happy Indoor Cat
If you’ve recently adopted a feline friend from an animal shelter or rescue group in Australia, chances are it has to be strictly an indoor cat. In this article, we explain why it is important to confine pet cats…
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Fostering Kittens – What’s Involved?
Taking on foster kittens is something many people want to do. Let’s face it, kittens are cute, warm and oh so, cuddly. But is it all cuddles and purrs? The job of fostering kittens can be much more involved…
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The Best Type of Cat Litter for Your Cat and the Environment
We often like to know what the best is when it comes to choosing something and cat/kitty litter is no exception. In an industry worth $7 billion, there are so many choices out there – brands, materials, and claims…
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Bonding With Your Dog – Tips From a Dog Trainer
Have you recently acquired a pet dog, like many people during the pandemic? Perhaps you would like a special and stronger bond with your dog; one that improves well-being both ways and develops with time? In this post, we…
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The Best Way to Help a Stray Cat in Australia
According to the Australian Pet Welfare Foundation, an estimated 3-9% of Australian adults feed a cat (or two) daily but do not claim ownership, which makes these cats unowned, or semi-owned. These domestic but unowned (or semi-owned) cats and…
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Business offers us rich and important ways to improve the world. Every transaction in the scheme of things is small, incremental, seemingly inconsequential, but each moment has the potential to create real change.
Paul Hawken – The Ecology of Commerce