How to adopt

Congratulations, you're on your way to adopting a beautiful cat in need. Once you've looked over the packages below, it's time to come in and let us help you find your perfect new family member!

Our kennels are open between 10.30am and 3.00pm Monday to Friday and 10:30 am to 4:00 pm on weekends and Public Holidays. We’ll help you choose just the right cat for your household and, before we send puss home with you, we health check it and give it a full flea and worm treatment.

Depending upon age and weight, some cats will already have been sterilised, microchipped and vaccinated, and will be ready to go home the day you adopt them. Others may have to stay overnight and be operated on the following day.

Very young kittens can go home with you immediately but you’ll need to bring them back in six to eight weeks’ time to be sterilised, microchipped and vaccinated.

Bringing an animal into your life can be a most rewarding experience. Remember, a pet is for life, so once you’re sure you’re ready for the commitment, be prepared to give plenty of love and attention, and be prepared for unexpected medical bills.

Adoption packages

Cats

Feline Friend $135

Includes: Sterilisation, Worm & Flea Treatment, Microchip, First F3 for $10

Best Friend $160

Includes: Sterilisation, Worm & Flea Treatment, Microchip, First & Second F3 Vaccination - PLUS a 1kg bag of Hills biscuits for $10

Kittens

Feline Friend $175

Includes: Sterilisation, Worm & Flea Treatment, Microchip, First F3L Vaccination - PLUS a 1kg bag of Hill's Kitten biscuits for $10

Best Friend $195

Includes: Sterilisation, Worm & Flea Treatment, Microchip, First & Second F3L Vaccination - PLUS a 1kg bag of Hill's Kitten biscuits for $10

 

 

 

 

 

Two Is Better Than One

2nd Cat or Kitten for $65

YES IT'S TRUE! You can have two kittens or cats for an additional $65. See for yourself why two are better than one.  There are many advantages in taking two companion cats into your household. Cats with a playmate tend to be:  more social and playful (especially in later years); less likely to develop behavioural problems; less likely to ruin furniture; and keep each other company. Best of all, you'll provide a home for another disadvantaged cat.