Awesome Funky Felines Inc.
Helping cats and communities across the WA Wheatbelt
We are a registered charity working to improve the welfare of stray, unsterilised and vulnerable cats across Western Australia’s Wheatbelt.
We connect people with practical, humane cat-welfare solutions through foster care, adoption, sterilisation support, transport, humane trapping, community education and collaboration.
Our latest work is on Facebook
Our Facebook page is our active day-to-day public presence.
That is where we share rescue work, current cats, community activity, urgent needs, fundraising appeals and the everyday reality of what AFF is doing.
For current activity, start there.
What do you need?
I need help with a cat
Found a stray, dealing with breeding cats, need sterilisation support, or not sure what to do next?
I want to adopt
See how our adoption and foster-to-adopt process works and where current cats are listed.
I can foster
A safe temporary home can create the capacity for another cat to be helped.
I want to help
Donate, volunteer, partner with us or support current work in other practical ways.
How we help
Stray & community cats
Practical advice, humane trapping and pathways to appropriate care.
Sterilisation access
Helping reduce unwanted litters and improve access to sterilisation and microchipping.
Foster care & adoption
Temporary home-based care, rehabilitation and responsible rehoming.
Transport
Helping cats and people overcome the long distances involved in accessing veterinary and rescue services.
Education & advocacy
Encouraging humane, responsible and sustainable responses to cat overpopulation.
Community collaboration
Connecting residents, carers, veterinary providers, rescues and local communities around practical solutions.
They’re not perfect, just perfectly funky!
Awesome Funky Felines began with foster care and grew into a broader commitment to cats and communities across the Wheatbelt.
Today, we combine hands-on rescue work with practical community support and long-term population management.
Need help now?
If you have found a stray cat, need help accessing sterilisation, are dealing with a community-cat situation, or simply do not know what to do next, use our Need Help page.