Rehomed Animals

Boris was rescued from Hawkesbury Pound as a senior cat needing medical attention after completing his impound time.

Kirri will be available to meet, this weekend!

Kirri and her 3 siblings, Kyote, Kimba & Kofu, came into DCH care on 23 November 2021 from Campbelltown Pound.

Kirri is a beautiful affectionate girl who meows for attention and rubs against your legs if you don't notice her! This little kitty likes to be with people so would suit someone who is home a lot and is looking for a sweet companion.

Kirri and her siblings are all litter-trained and are currently being socialised in my home. These kittens are currently eating Royal Canin Kitten food, both wet and dry, with lots of clean water always available.

The $225 adoption fee includes:

So she lives her best and longest life, Kirri must also be an INDOOR ONLY cat.

Please use the "Send enquiry email" link below, if you have any questions or if you are interested in adopting Kirri. PLEASE INCLUDE INFORMATION such as whether you own other pets, if you have a quieter or more chaotic household and any other relevant details.

If you are renting, please ensure that you have approval for a cat BEFORE you lodge interest.

You must be over 18 years old to adopt an animal, and, for a kitten, also be prepared to look after it for up to 20years! 😻

Tobias is a true warrior, having been hit by a car at 12 weeks of age yet experiencing no lasting injuries. He is very energetic, friendly and playful. Although he also loves a long snooze by the window after his breakfast. He seeks to master every cat toy and scratching post he encounters. If you play kitty football with him, he blocks any projectiles at Olympic-level. He is toilet-trained and loves his food. He gets along with other kittens and loves to teach younger kittens how to play and clean themselves properly.

If you like kittens who have the playfulness of puppies and the gentlemanly hygiene of cats - then you will want to meet Tobias.

Ginny and her family were found as small kittens, alone and in need of medical attention. They luckily were found by a very caring individual who has sought out help for them but has also agreed to foster them until they find new homes.

Ginny is one of 3 ginger kittens named after the Wesleys in Harry Potter - Freddie (Fred), George, and Ginny.

The kittens are being raised as indoor cats while in foster care. Ginny is the most confident and adventurous kitten in the litter. Although Ginny appears to be shy at times, she loves her playtime with her toys and in the tunnel. Ginny has started using her voice (meows), particularly during her mealtime. Ginny and George (Brother) have developed a strong bond. However, Ginny is quite placid and gets along with all of her siblings, including our cat, Billie! Ginny is super friendly, dainty and easily distracted!

They have received their 1st F3 vaccination.
They will be required 2 further vaccinations to be fully vaccinated however these are not included in the adoption fee.

The kittens have been flea-treated and wormed.

They will be available for adoption start of Feb 2022 once they have been desexed and have healed from their surgery.

Located in Wollstonecraft, NSW.

Well the time has come as I keep putting this off Joshua is finally up for adoption !!!!

If I didn't already have enough cats of my own this little man would not be going any where he is just so beautiful in every way.

Joshua is the most adorable , loveable , gorgeous , divine little dude. I really cannot fault him and might I add as cute as a button.

Joshie lives comfortably with the resident dogs, he did not like them at first but now he loves them he also has no problem with the resident cats either.

Joshie loves his food is litter trained and has had his first vaccination and is micro chipped as well as flea and worm treated. His desexing is covered in his adoption fee . When he is age appropriate he can be desexed at one of DCH's many vets.

Josh is one of the nicest kittens I have ever fostered he is going to make a family very happy indeed.

He is in care in the Granville area.

Leo was found as a stray, on a main road and taken to a vet clinic by a good Samaritan.
His tail was broken and had become necrotic, so it needed to be amputated to save his life.
He had surgery on the 14th of December and is on a course of antibiotics.
We are still pending his vet costs however; he is going to need sponsorship to help cover his surgery.

Leo’s has been so through so much, after his tail amputation he had to be contained and in a recovery collar to prevent him licking or opening and infecting his wound.
He is such a bouncy happy kitten, so this was absolute torture for him.
He thoroughly enjoyed the moments of supervised collar off free play we were able to give him.

Leo has now had his stitches removed and his wound has healed very nicely.
Since then he has been unstoppable, he is bold and adventurous, his enthusiasm for life infectious.
He is hopping, bouncy and exploring every nook and cranny, he loves to pounce on his foster brother Kovu and they run around after each other like a couple of mad speedsters.

Leo is happiest when he can chase and play interactive toys with you but don’t let the adventurous spirit fool you, he is also a gentle soul that cherishes snuggly cuddles and nap times with you.
Although being such a climber, Leo is best suited to an indoor only home and any outdoor time should only happen in a supervised enclosure.
Leo really is such a floppy easy going kitten; he would make a great friend for children or other cats.

He has been has been treated for fleas/worms and is microchipped, desexed and vaccinated.
He is currently eating Ivory coat kitten dry food and Fancy feast wet food and is using breeder’s choice paper litter but he can be transitioned to whatever brand you prefer.
Edit: Scratch the fancy feast, doesn't seem to agree with his tummy.
He has been having a rice with tuna or chicken for dinner for the past few nights.

Leo is currently located in the Penrith area and he is now ready to find his forever home.

Hamish came into DCH care on 22nd September 2021, after being handed in to Campbelltown Pound as an orphan.

Hamish was only 10 days old and so he was bottle-fed and received lots of tlc, being a single kitten all by himself. As a result, Hamish is very people orientated, and thinks everything is all about him! He is a very affectionate little guy and is always happy to be picked up (carried around!), and cuddled.

Hamish is litter trained and very socialised - running to the front door when anyone knocks. He is not afraid of strangers and he also loves cat-friendly dogs! Hamish is currently eating Royal Canin Kitten food, both wet and dry, with lots of clean water always available.

Hamish is:

So he lives his best and longest life, Hamish must also be an INDOOR ONLY cat.

Please drop in to Petstock Marsden Park from Friday 21st January, to meet this awesome little guy, and complete the Expression of Interest in-store.

If you are renting, please ensure that you have approval for a cat BEFORE you lodge interest.

You must be over 18 years old to adopt an animal, and, for a kitten, also be prepared to look after it for up to 20years! 😻

This little girl is beautiful inside and out.
Solitaire came into care through no fault of her own, she has a beautiful placid nature and loves pats.
Solitaire is Currently in foster care with 2 other cats and is happy to do her own thing, she is not really interested in her foster brothers who are very playful, she is not too happy to be picked up or held, but loves to sit beside you and take lots of attention and pats.
You will often see her chasing her own tail, she has a few favourite toys she likes to play with.
Solitaire likes to talk, she will try to interact with you while you are talking to her, when the house is quiet you will hear her having a conversation with herself (meowing of course)
This beautiful girl deserves a forever home where she can feel safe and be treated like the princess she is.
Solitaire is desexed, litter trained, wormed and up to date with her vaccinations.
Indoor cat only.

Through no fault of his own, The Fuzzinator (Fuzzy) has been returned into DCH care after being adopted at just 9 weeks old, and he is once again looking for his forever home.

Fuzzy originally came into DCH care at the tender age of 4 weeks, with his siblings, as well as the resident cats, dogs and bunny and he happily lived with them all. As he has been an only cat in his adopted household for 6 months, he did get a little stressed being reintroduced to so many animals in foster care, but we believe with reduced numbers in his forever home Fuzzy will eventually acclimatise.

However, Fuzzy is very much a human's cat, he is very affectionate and doesn't mind sitting in your lap or being held for some on on one love.

At only 9 months old, Fuzzy is still very much a kitten, and like all kitten enjoys a play and nightime zoomies and is sure to bring some laughter and joy into his new families home.

Fuzzy is current on his vaccinations, parasite protection and has been desexed. While Fuzzy has had access outside into a cat run, he is looking for forever family that can offer him the protection of growing up and living a long life inside (or safe outside access).

Fuzzy is currently located at PetStock Rouse Hill, and he would be ecstatic to receive a visit and some love from a potential forever family.

Oki is an energetic and adventurous young boy who enjoys exploring his environment, playing cat and mouse when he discovers new escape routes, eating and being petted.

Oki can respond to his name, if you hold out your hand and call him. He then enjoys a pat. Oki is toilet trained.

Oki has lived with another rabbit previously. However, the other rabbit picked on him.

In his previous home, he was used to being kept in a hutch at night and free roaming the backyard during the day.

Oki was desexed in October,21 and received both vaccinations against the Calicivirus.

Expressions of interest to adopt welcome now.

***Update 12/12/21 Poor Oki has come down with a UTI and we're seeking sponsorship to cover his additional vet costs which have so far come to $450.