Rehomed Animals

Bel-monti was found wandering the streets by someone who took her to the local Pound. The pound Vet started pain relief and antibiotics to combat her severe flea infestation which resulted in loss of hair from her shoulders back to her tail.

Bel-monti is a friendly happy girl despite her ordeal and obviously feeling better now that she is being treated for her condition. She weighs 6.35kg, is energetic, loves her toys and is people and dog friendly and walks well on the lead.

Bel-monti's skin and hair condition will take some time to repair, so she will not be available for adoption until approximately mid-late January 2020.
Following Vet Check it is deemed necessary to remove some nasty looking lumps which may or may not be cancerous, at the same time as spaying and repairing Bel-monti's hernia which has now been carried out. The biopsy results were negative, stitches are out but that persistent allergy is still there.

**For less side-effects, the new owner should consider either committment to an elimination diet or a monthly injection which could work out as much as $150/month.

**Serious adoptees only

Opal is the fluffiest one in the litter and is likely to grow into a Domestic Medium Hair, rather than a Short Hair. She is very brave and outgoing, and is often the first out of the lot to go exploring throughout the house. She enjoys cuddles with her carer and snoozing on the couch.

Opal is being fostered in Lithgow, just past the Blue Mountains, and would be delighted to meet you.

The 'Precious Gemstones' litter was born to a feral mum cat at a Warehouse in Western Sydney. They came into care terribly undersized, covered in fleas and very hungry. Now after several weeks in care getting wormed, de-flead, vaccinated, microchipped, and given endless amounts of love and affection, these kittens will be available to go to their new home by the end of the year on a desexing contract. This is a signed agreement between DCH and the new owner to have their kitten desexed within 4 months of adoption.
The adoption fee covers their first vaccination, microchipping and desexing, when performed at an approved DCH-supporting vet.

All kittens have been well socialised with other cats and have been introduced to dogs, and will adapt well to any home. They all use their litter tray and scratching post, and enjoy a varied diet of kitten kibble, canned kitten food, chicken wings, chicken livers, chicken hearts and fresh meat. It is preferred that they go to indoor only homes (or those with enclosed outdoor runs).

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Timmy is the last of our beautiful litter of 6 Staffy x Blue cattle puppies who are up for adoption! He has lovely unique markings that resemble that of a Kelpie! Contact Rod on 0418239763 to meet Timmy!

These gorgeous young pups will be ready for adoption at the start of December when they are vaccinated, microchipped and desexed. But in the mean time why not have a consider whether your are ready for a pup in your life!

These 6 puppies are Staffy x Blue Cattle dog. They come in all the colours of the rainbow! They are very social, and love each other, their foster carer and their foster doggy siblings who they are in care with! Their doggy friends are both large breed dogs and so they would be well suited to a home with another friend if that is desired!

There are 3 males and 3 females. As you can see, each picture is labelled with a number, and so if you're interested please call Rod, their carer, to find out a bit more about each one and place enquiries! None of the puppies are named yet, so if you decide you would like to adopt one, you can organise with Rod to place a name on them and that way we can put that on their microchip forms ready to go!

Rod's number is 0418 239763, and these gorgeous babies are located in Revesby.

Steak Diane comes from a family of 4 girls(Quiche Lorraine, Pudding and Pancake) and her sweet mumma Grace. She is a chilled, laid back kitten that loves a cuddle in your lap and fall asleep. She likes to be picked up and played with. Steak Diane has lots of crazy fun with her sisters, wrestling and rumbling until they all fall asleep in a big floofy kitten puddle. She is also very soft and it's lovely to pat and stroke her, she also loves a good tummy tickle. Steak Diane would love to be adopted with one of her sisters or her mumma to keep her company, they are just as cute and 2 is always better than 1.

Quiche Lorraine looks just like her momma Grace. She has a bit of sass and sometimes likes to say "hi" when she is picked up by surprise. She is the floofiest of her sisters Steak Diane, Pudding and Pancake. She's lovely and soft and loves to play chasing and wrestling with her sisters until they all fall asleep in a pile. She also likes to chase bugs and will talk to them if they are out of reach. Quiche Lorraine would love to be adopted with one of her sisters or with her mumma. They would make a very cute and lovely pair to have as part of the family.

TinTin came into foster care at about 5 weeks old, with his 7 other foster siblings, Shadi, Billi, Butters, Milli, Marti, Lotti, and Tippy.

TinTin is a pretty laid back little kitten, happy to play with his siblings or alone, keep you company while working on the computer and curls up with you in bed at night.

TinTin has been fostered alongside his 7 foster siblings, 2 dogs, and multiple adult cats and is not concerned by any of them and he has on occasion been caught taunting the dogs.

TinTin is litter trained, has been microchipped and his first kitten vaccination, and will be up to date with his worm and flea treatments.

TinTin is ready to meet his potential forever family, and a visit can be arranged at his foster home located in Bligh Park.

This gorgeous, friendly, girl came into care with a severe flea allergy and extremely underweight. Thankfully, she has responded very well to treatment and foster care and her gorgeous chocolate coat has all grown back.

Milo has been raised in a busy home with older children and is very friendly with all she meets, although she may have had bad experience with large men and can be scared by them or other things (like brooms). She has adapted to living with other dogs extremely well but has yet to be tested with cats. She seems to enjoy having canine company for the first time in her life.

She is a smart girl and despite having very little training prior to coming into care she picked up the rules of her foster home very quickly. She can now sit on command and walks well on the lead without pulling. She also was fine travelling (restrained) in the car. To ensure her ongoing training an experienced dog home would be best.

She isn't as a large as a full labrador.

Milo is available for visits at her Glenhaven foster home. Please contact her carer to arrange a meet and greet.

She is up to date with all her routine vet treatments, and will be de-sexed prior to her adoption.

Liam and his 4 x siblings (Laney, Lexi, Lucy & Lenny), were born to a lovely mumcat who had been left on the street. Mumcat and kittens were temporarily moved to my house, and she has been feeding and mothering her kittens beautifully. Mumcat has now found a home in a managed, enclosed colony and she will be prevented from having further litters, and looked after very well.

As Liam and his siblings have been handled since they were about a week old, these kittens absolutely adore people! Now they are older, they are skilled at finding a comfy lap to sit on, and they love to run to the door to greet everyone.

All are drinking water and eating wet and dry kitten food, with good appetites, and of course, they are litter trained.

This litter should also be Inside Only kittens in their future homes, unless they are safely supervised outside.

Liam is a beautiful, confident boy who is not shy to ask for a cuddle. He has a cute little miaow which he is beginning to use for attention, and it's working well! He loves to chase his siblings through the cat tunnel and he is also becoming friends with our Golden Retrievers.

The $200 adoption fee includes microchipping, worming, first vaccination and desexing.

Please contact me if you have any questions or if you would like to come and meet Liam. You and your family are most welcome to organise a time to visit!

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