Rehomed Cats

Gemma and Alexa are from a litter of 4 kittens taken into foster care at around 4 weeks of age from a Western Sydney council pound. Their siblings were Warren and Julie who have just recently been adopted here.

They have been raised in a loving home as inside only cats and have had interactions with multiple other cats so are used to interacting with other cats.

They are very friendly and playful and enjoy company. They make for wonderful company. They enjoy climbing and will chase anything that moves. They are used to being handled and cuddled by family including with teenagers. They have not had access to any young kids at this stage.

They have been used to the following:
Royal Canin Kitten Dry food (always available)
Royal Canin Kitten instinctive wet food in gravy (twice daily)
Breeders Choice paper litter in an open tray with a lip.
Access to water from a bowl and from a water fountain.

They have been Microchipped, desexed, wormed and flea treated. They have received their 1st and 2nd F3 vaccinations and will need a 3rd to be fully vaccinated which is due 7/4 which is not included in the adoption fee.

Located in the PETstock adoption enclosure in the Macquarie Park Store (North Ryde). They can be visited in store during store hours and the store will take expressions of interest for us on their adoption.

Boots was found by a ranger, he was all alone and scared, abandoned in the Penrith area.
When he came into my care, he was so dirty, full of fleas, and quite malnourished.
The poor baby needed 3 baths before the water would run clear, thankfully, with medicine, quality food, and good old TLC he is now healthy, happy, and super playful.

He came into my care along with 3 other kittens and once they were all clean and safe they instantly huddled together for a nice warm and safe nap.
Boots being a little older than the others and the only male took on the big brother role and showed his new siblings ‘how to kitten’.
He is a smart boy, he taught his foster sisters how to use the litter tray and make forts out of blankets, and they became a close happy playful little family.

The sedentary lifestyle is not for Boots, he likes to be active or exhausted.
He needs attention, he is happiest when he can chase and play with interactive toys, he really is such a fun kitten, he is starting to be more talkative too, he would make a great friend for children or other pets.
Boots has become quite attached to his foster siblings and has not spent any time apart from them, so it may take some time to adjust to a new home, he will need a patient family that can give him lots of love and attention.

He loves to play with toys that make sounds and will jump and climb on anything, he also loves sitting on the highest level of the cat tower, or in the hammock, and even though they can’t all really fit, all four of them curl up for a nap together. “If I fits, I sits”

Boots has been raised as an indoor-only cat, so he will need to go into an indoors-only home.
He has been microchipped, vaccinated, treated for fleas, and worms, and is now desexed, ready to find his forever home.
He is located in the Penrith area.

Clawdia gets her name from her tendency to claw her way to the top.
She likes to steal the limelight with her cuteness and pampered princess ways.

Clawdia is an absolute sweetheart with a lot of love to give. She is super adorable and playful and friendly, she is such a little snuggler, perfect for someone looking for a pet to keep warm with on movie nights.

A ranger found her, along with her 2 siblings they were barely 4 weeks old when they came into my care. It’s been hard for her to accept that she is now safe and that there will always be enough food, she is still learning that she no longer has to fend for herself and so sometimes she can feel threatened around food and will covet the bowl.
This is slowly fading as she learns to trust but for now, she sometimes eats separately from the other kittens to help her realise she no longer has to fight for sustenance.

She loves to splash in her water bowl and while that is fun and all, it does mean you will probably want to make sure she has a deep or wide lipped water bowl.
She is fully litter trained and has a healthy appetite.
She also has that gorgeous little side head cock thing down pat, it’s so precious, she just could not be any more adorable and she loves belly tickles.

Clawdia has been raised as an indoors only cat so she will need to go into an indoors only home. She has been desexed, microchipped, vaccinated and treated for fleas/worms and she is located the Penrith area.

Meet Penny’s Kittens, Pumpkin, Paddy, Peaches, Patches and Polly born at the pound the day before they came into DCH’s care.

Penny is a wonderful mother and her babies have grown with a lot of handling so are affectionate and you can her them humming (purring) from across the room. Patches, Peaches and Pumpkin have inherited their beautiful medium fur from Penny and this will need to be maintained. Polly and Paddy have shorter fur but have an intense grey colour about them.

They are currently consuming a diet of:
Royal Canin Kitten dry food
Royal Canin Kitten Instinctive wet food in gravy.
They enjoy some Whiskas kitten milk.

They are using an open litter try with a small lip and are using Breeders Choice paper Litter.

The kittens have been desexed, received 2 X F3 vaccination, worming treatment, flea prevention treatment, have been microchipped. The 3rd vaccination is not included in the adoption fee.

Meet Penny’s Kittens, Pumpkin, Paddy, Peaches, Patches and Polly born at the pound the day before they came into DCH’s care.

Penny is a wonderful mother and her babies have grown with a lot of handling so are affectionate and you can her them humming (purring) from across the room. Patches, Peaches and Pumpkin have inherited their beautiful medium fur from Penny and this will need to be maintained. Polly and Paddy have shorter fur but have an intense grey colour about them.

They are currently consuming a diet of:
Royal Canin Kitten dry food
Royal Canin Kitten Instinctive wet food in gravy.
They enjoy some Whiskas kitten milk.

They are using an open litter try with a small lip and are using Breeders Choice paper Litter.

The kittens have been desexed, received 2 X F3 vaccination, worming treatment, flea prevention treatment, have been microchipped. The 3rd vaccination is not included in the adoption fee.

Lynx is all ready to go to his new home (he was Desexed on 11 March 2022). Just send an email enquiry if you would like to meet Lynx.

Lynx and his brother Lark came into DCH care on 17 December 2021, after being handed in to Campbelltown Pound as orphans when they were about 2 weeks old. Both brothers had mild ringworm and have since fully recovered.

Lynx is the more adventurous and outgoing kitten, and usually the one to instigate a rough and tumble play with his brother. He is still a little shy meeting strangers but just requires a bit more time to get to know you, and then he follows you around.

Just lately, with his brother now adopted, Lynx has become extremely affectionate and loves being near, or on my lap for attention.

Lynx is litter-trained and socialised with people, having been bottle-fed and hand raised from very young. Lynx loves attention and food, and comes running when I click my fingers.

Lynx is currently eating Royal Canin Kitten food, both wet and dry, with lots of clean water always available.

The $225 adoption fee includes:

So he lives his best and longest life, Lynx must also be an INDOOR ONLY cat. Please indicate if you are willing to do this in your email.

Please use the "Send enquiry email" link below, if you have any questions or if you are interested in adopting. 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! 😻

*** Sushi is available to meet at PetStock Marsden Park ***

Sushi is a lovely sweet kitten, who has finally grown big enough to be adopted. Sushi is an affection, funny and fairly relaxed little kitten who will snuggle up under his foster mums chin as soon as she sits down to watch TV (anytime of the day).

Sushi came into foster care at the tender age of 14 days old, with his siblings Kimchi and Nori, unfortunately Kimchi didn't make it but Sushi and Nori were bottle fed the first few weeks in care and grew into sweet kittens..

Sushi has been raised with other foster kittens, as well as the resident cats, dogs and bunny and he happily co-habits with them all. While Sushi has access outside via a cat run in his foster home, he is looking for forever family that can offer her the protection of growing up inside (or safety outside access).

Sushi has been desexed, had all his kitten vaccinations and is litter trained and will be up to date with her parasite protection - Sushi is ready for adoption now.

As we 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.

Timmy is a beautiful little kitten with an affectionate and friendly personality. He loves to play, eat, sleep and repeat.

Timmy was rescued from the local pound with his brother Andy. They are very close and would be great to see them rehomed together although seperate adoptions will also be considered. Timmy will be ready for his new forever home mid April. Please text or ring his foster carer if you'd like to meet Andy.

Pancakes was rescued from the local pound at 4 weeks old. She's a quiet, gentle kitten that loves to play. Pancakes can be a little shy when meeting new people and is suited to a home with older children, if any. She will be ready for adoption mid to late April.

Pancakes adoption fee includes her 1st kitten vaccination, microchipping and desexing at a later age at one of DCH's supported vets. Please ring or text her foster carer if you'd like to meet Pancakes as emails are not monitored daily.

Look at those emerald green/gold eyes! Milly was abandoned by her owner once he found out she was pregnant. She gave birth to a litter of 7 (!) in the shelter. Milly is such a great mama cat even though she is a very young cat herself - making sure all her babies were well-fed, warm and safe. Now that her babies have found their own forever homes, it is now Milly's turn. Milly is wonderful with adults, children and other cats.

Milly is a beautiful, relaxed cat with her striking eyes and multi-coloured coat. She is very friendly and is perfectly content being with other members of the household. However, she can also be comfortably independent if her human family are away. She is affectionate, rubbing her head and body against your legs and hands, purring all the while. She is also comfortable being petted and carried. She is fastidiously clean and litter-trained. She loves wet and dry food. She is agile and athletic like an Olympic high-jumper. She enjoys being indoors and outdoors.

Milly is microchipped and will be desexed and vaccinated on 14 Apr 2022. She has also regularly been given preventative treatment for worms, heartworm and fleas. She will be ready to join her forever family from 16 Apr 2022.

If you desire the company of a serene little lady whose highlight in her day is being in the company of her human family, then Milly would love to meet you.