MEOW CAT Rescue KIAMA

05/11/2025

🌼🎀 MEET TILLY 🎀🌼

Nature
I lived on the streets for a few years before the Angels saved me, and I’ve come a long way from that time. Foster Mum says I’ve made a lot of progress. I now accept quiet pats and use meows to tell my Foster Mum what I want.

Companions (Children, Cats & Dogs)
I currently live with a few other cats and get along well with them.

I haven’t met any children or dogs. Given my street background, I think they would be too scary for me.

The best home for me would be one with another confident cat that I can be friends with and learn from. I need a quiet home with patient humans that can continue to help me increase my confidence.

Likes / Dislikes
My favourite thing in the world is to be with other cats. I also love food, especially creamy treats (I’m willing to get close to Foster Mum if she gives me a creamy treat).

I don’t like loud noises or sudden movements.

My PURR-fect home would be inside with a quiet and patient family with one or more confident cats that can help me learn that people aren’t scary. My needs are simple, a few other cats, a sunny window, a soft bed and lots of food.

Perth Rescue Angels recommends all cats are indoor only, unless they have access to a secure cat enclosure.

If you would like to meet Tilly please fill in this adoption application form http://j.mp/Adoptionforms
Or email [email protected]



1636 - Tilly
Gender: Female
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Colour: Tortoiseshell
DOB: 20/04/2019
Adoption Fee: $150

*Tilly’s adoption fee includes vet check, sterilisation, vaccination, microchip, flea and worm treatment

🐾 Perth Rescue Angels recommends Advantage and Advocate from Elanco Animal Health for all of your new furry family members’ flea and worming needs.

05/11/2025

05/11/2025

The CDC has a duty to protect the public. Yet it’s been silent while Tulane’s escaped monkeys leave communities asking if they’ve been exposed to dangerous pathogens. Silence isn’t safety. It’s neglect.

PETA is demanding that the Tulane National Primate Research Center explain why monkeys from its taxpayer-funded facility were reportedly being sent to a private, for-profit company—and that the CDC take immediate responsibility to protect the public.

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05/11/2025

05/11/2025

“Why Nothing Changes: A Strategy for Aligning Policy, Psychology, and Accountability in Queensland’s Environmental Crisis”
Despite policy documents, glossy reports, and mounting community concern, habitat loss in Queensland continues—at scale. Koalas are slipping toward extinction. Landscapes are being subdivided, bulldozed, and paved. Biodiversity is in freefall.
So why aren’t we stopping it?
Because we have a critical misalignment between policy, psychology, and accountability. Here’s how to fix it.
1. Policy Without Teeth is Just Paper
Queensland does have koala protection strategies, environmental offset frameworks, and regulatory controls. But policy design is not the same as policy enforcement.
✅ Strategy: Align policy with hard outcomes, not vague commitments.
Every policy must have a clear consequence structure for non-compliance.
Public reporting must be mandatory—with real-time dashboards showing land cleared vs protected.
Environmental approvals should be performance-tied—developers must show measurable net gain or no-go.
2. Psychology: We Still Frame Nature as Optional
We have a behavioural disconnect. For most decision-makers, the environment still feels like a “nice to have”—something we consider after economic, political, or infrastructure priorities are met.
✅ Strategy: Reframe biodiversity as non-negotiable capital.
Embed environmental assets into the language of risk and opportunity: nature is infrastructure.
Use psychology-informed communications that build emotional urgency AND agency.
Put visual, place-based storytelling in front of MPs, planners, investors—show them the damage in their electorate.
3. Accountability is Everyone’s and No One’s
Government departments point to strategy. Developers point to approvals. Investors point to the market. Community groups scream into the void. Everyone’s involved. No one’s accountable.
✅ Strategy: Introduce an Environmental Accountability Index.
Map who controls what—and make it public.
Name the localities, departments, companies, and individuals responsible for either protecting or degrading key habitat.
Create transparent scorecards that link back to reputational capital, ESG ratings, and electoral consequences.
Where This Comes Together: Barefoot on the Ground
One example of this alignment in action is Barefoot on the Ground — a project committed to securing 400+ acres of critical koala habitat in SE QLD and building Australia’s largest koala rehabilitation facility.
This isn’t charity. It’s a proof of concept:
It meets policy intent by delivering landscape-scale habitat protection.
It taps into psychology through real stories of animal recovery and community hope.
It invites accountability from investors, government, and public audiences with measurable, on-the-ground results.
Visit: www.barefootontheground.org
Contact: [email protected]
Final Word: If Not This, Then What?
If we can't align policy, psychology, and accountability right now, in the face of mass extinction, what are we doing?
To every high-net-worth investor, policymaker, and conservation leader reading this:
🚨 We don’t need another summit. We need alignment.
Make this the moment we rewire our systems for results—not just rhetoric.
Let’s build the Queensland that future generations can still call home.


www.barefootontheground.org

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05/11/2025

I had the best time out in the electorate at Vegecareian Festival yesterday! Thanks to everyone who said hello and grabbed a GPMP greyhound bucket hat 💜

05/11/2025