Rehomed Animals

O.J found her self surrendered at a vet clinic with her kittens and no home.
She has been living at a clinic for a few months. Her kittens all found homes but O.J has been waiting patiently for the right home for her.

She Is a beautiful cat and loves company and attention.
She loves to play and is very smoochy once she knows you.
O.J would like a home where she can be an indoor cat and have lots of attention and love.

O.J enjoys playing with toys but does tend to damage them quickly.

O.J. is all up to date on her vaccinations, flea and worm treatment, she is microchipped and desexed .

Gracie is a sweet little lady who didn't have the greatest start to life. She started off the first year of her life on a chicken farm in a cat colony not knowing where her next meal might come from.

She is a lovely smoochie girl who loves a chin rub or head pat, so much so that sometimes she will start to drool and knead at the ground.

She will best suit a quiet home with a family that understands where she has come from and that she needs time to open up.

Environment:
Gracie must go to an indoor only home. Being an ex-colony cat, she may have a tendency to wander.
She would ideally like a home with other indoor cats and dogs.
Gracie needs a quiet home. She may tolerate a family with older kids.
She will use her cat scratcher and likes a nice sunny spot to sunbake in. She also needs a good spot to hide when she is unsure.

Behaviour:
She can be very wary of people and can take a while to warm up but once she does warm up to her human she becomes a smoochy love bug.
She does not like to be picked up but is slowly getting better with it.
She is litter trained.
She takes tablets well when hidden in her meat.

Feeding:
When in a new environment she may take a few days to eat but will slowly come around.
She was 100% raw fed on Big dog and Prime 100 Barf cat food. But is being introduce to Ivory Coat Indoor cat biscuits.

Gracie is currently located at the PETstock Penrith Adoption Enclosure and is waiting to meet her new family at Petstock @ 9/72-82 Mulgoa Rd, Jamisontown NSW 2750

Gracie is microchipped, desexed, wormed, flea treated and is fully vaccinated.

This is Blaze, the lovely 2 year old Kelpie who was adopted from Bankstown Pound in February of this year. Through no fault of his own, Blaze needs a new home.

Blaze is a very friendly and loving dog who loves being with his humans. He is great with children, other dogs and cats. He is house trained and sleeps very calmly inside on his bed at night. When he's relaxing he loves to chow down on a chew toy. He loves playing with other dogs and is not aggressive in any way.

Blaze is a very active young boy, his favourite game at the moment is chasing the tennis ball. He walks very well on the lead, but does like to bark at people on bicycles!

He would be suited to a home with a good size backyard for chasing the ball, and who have lots of time to spend with him.

He is desexed, and located in Glenmore Park. Please call Gemma on 0435 939858, who will then put you in contact with his owner.

Jet & Boots came into foster care at approx 3 weeks of age after being found alone and in need of care. Jet & Boots has been raised as an indoor home with lost of love and handling while in care.

They love to play together and are a great bonded pair.

They are looking for an indoors only home where they can remain together and be the centre of attention.

They have had their 1st F3 vaccination Only.
They have been wormed and flea treated.
They are both desexed.

Located in Acacia Gardens.

These two girls were originally adopted through DCH in 2006 and with great sadness, the owner is now surrendering the pair back to us due to health complications. Bella and Jersey 13yo bonded pair, rough and smooth collies
Bella and Jersey grew up together and share a very deep and special connection. They are very supportive of one another and a loving pair. They have different personalities that compliment each other. Both dogs are rather oblivious to other dogs, their socialising days are behind them. A "hello" sniff will suffice. They like bothering the cats, although, they'll never catch them! These two are very easy to look after as long as you give them love, attention and daily walks. They are smart and wise and a simple request will have them go to bed, finish their food or respect the house rules. They are house trained and will hold it until they are outside.
They have adapted really well and fast to their foster carer's home and never have been moody, upset nor unpleasant.

Jersey (the ginger one) is the most active of the 2. She loves going for walks (with or without Bella) and is particularly caring. She will come check on all family members to make sure they are ok and obviously, get cuddles. She is not a big eater but enjoys treats and sits on command. Very good on the lead and gentle. She will bury her head in your elbow and make funny happiness noises when joyful! The vet was impressed with her health and general state: she does not look her age! She might have issues seeing well in the dark and is cautious of dark places such as building entrances or underground passages - but who isn't!!!

Bella (the grey/white one) is in charge and her hip arthritis will not stop her chasing the cats! Although she has to take it easy and slow (very slow!), she loves going for short walks and rolling herself in the grass! She enjoys a good meal... and needs to pay attention to her waistline! Bella's condition does not affect her personality. She is a loving dog, enjoying retirement and giving all the love she has.

Bella and Jersey only want a little haven to enjoy their retirement together and be part of the family. Their adoption fee together is $250. If you'd like to meet these lovely old girls, please contact Jo on 0401 900 696‬.

Max is a beautiful sleek British Blue cross, now around 11 month’s old.

He is a laid back dude looking for the love of his life - perhaps a furever home with a resident cat, dog or rabbit, as he loves to groom and be groomed. Max’s grooming pals currently include a German Shepherd and a French Bulldog, as well as the bunny and other cats and kittens who share his home.

Max is a talker, and loves attention and lots of pats. Like many cats, he’s not keen on being picked up – and will tell you if he’s unhappy! He’s also very adept at communicating which type of food is his favourite.

Max has lived his life as an indoor cat, so is looking for an indoor only home. He is reliably litter trained, and can be left alone during the day with a furry friend for company. We believe he will quickly fit in with most family environments provided any children are of an age to respect feline boundaries. In return, he will reward you with ongoing entertainment and attention.

Max is already de-sexed, microchipped and vaccinated, and has been wormed and flea treated – so he is ready and waiting to find his permanent home.

If you'd like to meet this little rascal in his Ebenezer foster home, please contact his carer, Jasmin.

Pancake, Maple (Syrup) and Juice are fun breakfast names given to this trio of delicious kittens! While at home with their foster carer, they are called 'kitties!' and 'puss-puss-puss!' as well as a bunch of sweet nothings, as they snuggle up for cuddles. So never-fear, you do not need to keep their name!

They have all grown up together after being found as strays, with no mum to care for them. All were bottlefed in care, and have grown up being exposed to different noises and smells, children and other cats.
They all use their litter trays, are used to eating a variety of can food, kibble and fresh chicken necks, chicken hearts and chicken wings (raw meaty bones are fantastic for their teeth!). They also have been flea treated, wormed, and have been bathed a few times as well as have had their claws trimmed.

Pancake himself is an adventurous, friendly and smoochy boy. He will follow you from room-to-room and look into what you're doing to see if it's interesting. He is turning into a lanky teenager and will grow up to be a friendly, well adjusted, purry young lad.

He is available for adoption to a home that either has someone home for parts of the day, or with an existing cat/pet, as he is likely to be very lonely when taken away from his litter mates.

Available to meet at Randwick, NSW.

Bailey came into foster care in July after he was treated at the vets for poisoning from a Yesterday Today & Tomorrow plant and needed additional care for 1-2 weeks to ensure he recovered and was healthy. He has fully recovered from his ordeal and is a lovely friendly puppy. We have called him Bailey. He is super friendly with kids and loves to sit in your lap and have pats. He has happy, healthy and active. His ideal new family would have to have some kids in it as he loves all the attention.

He has been desexed and comes with his 1st C5 vaccination. He will need 2 other vaccinations to be completed over the next 2 months to be supplied by the owner owner.

Bailey had double dewclaws on his hind legs. These have been removed while he was desexed to prevent possible tearing injuries.

Bailey is looking for a forever home where he can grow up and grow old. His new owner will need to ensure he attends puppy school and that he is well socialised with other dogs and learns obedience commands. He is going to the toilet on puppy pads in his room in side and can often hold it overnight and go outside in the morning when he goes out to stretch his legs.

Bailey is learning to chase a ball and loves any attention he can get.
He is used to having attention all day so he will need to be rehomed to a family with lots of time and attention for him.

Available from the 10th August once stitches have been removed.

Located in Acacia Gardens. Not available for interstate adoptions.

This lovely young girl is Tabitha. She is around 14 months old, and has spent most of that time just lapping up all the love she can get from her foster carer.

Tabitha is such a friendly girl, any attention she can get she will take, and so she would definitely suit a home where she will get plenty of that! She is currently in care with both dogs and other cats, and so it is likely that Tabitha would be absolutely fine in a home with other animals too.

Tabitha is all up to date on her vaccinations and flea and worm treatment, she is microchipped and desexed too - as such, she is totally ready for her forever home!

Please contact Rod, her foster carer, for more information on this friendly friendly girl.

Timon is a beautiful tabby boy, now nearly 5 months old. He has a cheeky personality, and is very playful.

Timon is extremely affectionate with people, and loooves cuddles and sleeping on available laps; he rewards you with a very loud purr. Unusually for a kitty, he even likes to be picked up and getting squished by his carer! He’s had lots of experience with children, and also happily follows his humans around to see what they are up to.

Timon was taken into care with his brother (who has recently found his furever home) and has lived with three resident cats which he loves to play with and pounce on. Since he enjoys the company of both people and felines, he would fit in with most family environments, rewarding his new folk with his cute and adorable affection. Timon has always been an indoor kitty, however, so his new home should be indoor only.

Timon is microchipped, up to date with his vaccinations, and already de-sexed, so he is ready to go to his new home.

He is now located in PETstock at Marsden Park, 9 Hollinsworth Road , where people are able to visit him (and other rescued kittens and cats) in the adoption enclosure. If you are interested in visiting Timon, you may just drop by or call PETstock on 8607 1120.