Rehomed Animals

Harley was surrendered into DCH care as a small kitten after being found alone and scared by a member of the public.

Harley has been in foster care since 9/5 and has been socialised and handled. Harley has been desexed and has received the 1st and 2nd F3 vaccination.

*Available for adoption in late June after desexing but available to meet now*

Mr Bojangles came into foster care at the tender age of 4 weeks, with his siblings Mr Meowtini, Mr Bigglesworth, Mr Meowgi, Ms James Bond and The Fuzzinator.

Mr Bojangles is a quiet, placid little kitten, but also loves to rampage with his siblings and he curls up of an evening with his foster mum to enjoy the heated lap rug and a warm bed at night. Mr Bojangles has been raised alongside his siblings, other kittens, cats, dogs and bunnies and is quite happy to co-habitat with them all.

Mr Bojangles has had his first kitten vaccination and is booked into be desexed 16th June at which time he will be available to adopt. Mr Bojangles is litter trained and will be up to date with his parasite protection.

While Mr Bojangles has access outside into a cat run, he is looking for forever family that can offer him the protection of growing up inside (or safety outside access).

As we currently receive a lot of enquiries for our kittens, please include relevant details about yourself and your home/other pets, to be considered.

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

You must be over 18yrs old and an Australian citizen or Permanent Resident to adopt an animal from DCH.

*Available for adoption early July after desexing, but available to meet now*

Mr Bigglesworth came into foster care at the tender age of 4 weeks, with his siblings Mr Meowtini, Mr Meowgi, Ms James Bond, Mr Bojangles and The Fuzzinator.

Mr Bigglesworth is almost Mr Bojangles twin, and they are very similar in nature and personalities. Mr Bigglesworth, is one of those kittens happy to be in the company of humans but also happy to just doing his own thing. He joins his foster mum on the couch of an evening to watch tv, before heading off to bed and joining everyone in the big bed for the night.

Mr Bigglesworth has been raised with other foster kittens and cats, as well as the resident cats, dogs and bunny and he happily co-habits with them all.

Mr Bigglesworth has had his first kitten vaccination and is booked into be desexed late June at which time he will be available to adopt. Mr Bigglesworth is litter trained and will be up to date with his parasite protection.

While Mr Bigglesworth has access outside into a cat run, he is looking for forever family that can offer him the protection of growing up inside (or safety outside access).

As we currently receive a lot of enquiries for our kittens, please include relevant details about yourself and your home/other pets, to be considered.

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

You must be over 18yrs old and an Australian citizen or Permanent Resident to adopt an animal from DCH.

CoCo and her sister Chanel were rescued from the pound as under aged kittens . Without a doubt 2 of the sweetest most loveable kittens I have ever had the pleasure of fostering.

CoCo is the more outgoing of the 2 ... she gets on with everyone including the 3 resident dogs. CoCo loves her food and is litter trained. These 2 have not put a paw wrong since coming into care.

It would be lovely to see them go together but its not a given that they must go together .

Super sweet super cuddly CoCo loves her night time snuggles on your lap while watching TV .

CoCo and Chanel have been wormed and flea treated and had their first vaccination and of course micro chipped.

The adoption fee covers her desexing when age appropriate at one of DCH's many vets.

They are in care in the Granville area.

Lorenzo is one of 7 puppies that have been surrendered into DCH care to be rehomed once their vet work has been completed.

Puppy on the left of the photo is Benton with 2 different coloured eyes,
Puppy on the right of the photo is Lorenzo

The puppies were born on 8/3/21 and are a Blue Cattle Dog X Staffy.
Mum is an AM staffy, Dad is a Blue Cattle dog.

These puppies have been living outdoors since birth and are Not house trained.
They will need basic training and obedience training and we would strongly recommend puppy school.
They are a little mouthy and that will need to be trained out of them.

Being a Cattle dog / working dog breed cross the dogs will be active and may get bored easily. They will need space to be active and to grow and will need regular mental stimulation and games.
They will need daily walks and exercise.

Puppies have been microchipped, wormed, flea treated, 1st C5 vaccinated and desexed 3/6.

Additional photos, and information will be updated in due course.

Currently located in Bligh Park however will be moving to Leichhardt.

Benton is one of 7 puppies that have been surrendered into DCH care to be rehomed once their vet work has been completed.

Puppy on the left of the photo is Benton with 2 different coloured eyes,
Puppy on the right of the photo is Lorenzo

The puppies were born on 8/3/21 and are a Blue Cattle Dog X Staffy.
Mum is an AM staffy, Dad is a Blue Cattle dog.

These puppies have been living outdoors since birth and are Not house trained.
They will need basic training and obedience training and we would strongly recommend puppy school.
They are a little mouthy and that will need to be trained out of them.

Being a Cattle dog / working dog breed cross the dogs will be active and may get bored easily. They will need space to be active and to grow and will need regular mental stimulation and games.
They will need daily walks and exercise.

Puppies have been microchipped, wormed, flea treated, 1st C5 vaccinated and desexed 3/6.

Additional photos, and information will be updated in due course.

Currently located in Bligh Park however will be moving to Leichhardt.

This amazingly confident and affectionate young man arrived from the pound while he still had a mild case of cat flu. Sniffles all gone now, he is ready for his furever home and family.

Ashton demands cuddles and pats - he is still a kitten though and is learning that us humans don't love his claws as he tries to sit on our shoulder or climb our legs. So - while he is definitely a people pussycat, and improving in this regard - a home with very small children may not be suitable.

Ashton hasn't been around dogs but seems not fussed at all by other cats. He is a vocal boy and likes to have a chat when you're around, although usually he's quiet; until he starts his purr engine as soon as you start interacting with him!

This purrfect specimen is (of course) vet checked, and microchipped, vaccinated and desexed.

Please come visit at his temporary home in Campsie.

Boss Dog is the alpha male of a litter of 7 puppies that have been surrendered into DCH care to be rehomed once their vet work has been completed.

He is quite a friendly little guy who likes his pats and will quickly roll over for a tummy rub. He is the biggest of the litter by far and enjoys his food. He is food aggressive and will certainly boss the other pups around.

In his health checkup at the vets it was observed that he had an older fully healed injury on his tongue where its been split at the end at one point probably from a fight. The tongue does not require any additional attention.

The puppies were born on 8/3/21 and are a Blue Cattle Dog X Staffy.
Mum is an AM staffy, Dad is a Blue Cattle dog.

These puppies have been living outdoors since birth and are Not house trained.
They will need basic training and obedience training and we would strongly recommend puppy school.
They are a little mouthy and that will need to be trained out of them.

Being a Cattle dog / working dog breed cross the dogs will be active and may get bored easily. They will need space to be active and to grow and will need regular mental stimulation and games.
They will need daily walks and exercise.

Puppies have been microchipped, wormed, flea treated, 1st C5 vaccinated and desexed on 3/6.

Located in Quakers Hill area.

Stacey is one of 3 females in the litter of 7 puppies that have been surrendered into DCH care to be rehomed once their vet work has been completed.

The puppies were born on 8/3/21 and are a Blue Cattle Dog X Staffy.
Mum is an AM staffy, Dad is a Blue Cattle dog.

These puppies have been living outdoors since birth and are Not house trained.

They will need basic training and obedience training and we would strongly recommend puppy school.

They are a little mouthy and that will need to be trained out of them.

Being a Cattle dog / working dog breed cross the dogs will be active and may get bored easily. They will need space to be active and to grow and will need regular mental stimulation and games.
They will need daily walks and exercise.

Puppies have been microchipped, wormed, flea treated, 1st C5 vaccinated and desexed. Stacey had an umbilical hernia that was repaired during her desexing operation.

Located in Quakers Hill area.

This kitten has come into care after their litter was found alone in a shopping centre car park.

They will mostly purr the moment you touch them or pick them up but they can be a little wary of new people to begin with.

The litter of 5 have been cared for together since they were approx 4 weeks of age and are now ready to find their new families.

They have been desexed.
They are received their 1st and 2nd F3 Vaccinations.

They have been raised as indoors cats but have had access to an outdoors netted enclosure.

They currently eat Royal Canin Kitten dry food throughout the day as well as Royal Canin kitten instinctive with gravy wet food of a night time. They are currently using crystal cat litter.