Rehomed Animals

Piper has certainly had a rough time of it. Dumped at the pound, pregnant, only to be rescued and then lose her litter. Still, she is a lovely, gentle cat who really deserves a home where there is lots of cuddles and love on offer. Piper is a good eater and uses the litter tray. She has shown no sign of wanting to go outside and is happiest in my back room napping in the afternoon sun.Piper pretty much keeps to herself when it comes to the other foster cats but will socialise with them during meal times. She is very nervous around my dog and as such keeps her distance. Piper would be best suited to a home where there are no dogs or young children.

Sponsorship Required Piper has had a rough time of it lately. Finding herself heavily pregnant and in the pound, she caught cat flu and unfortunately lost her kittens who had died inside her. Piper had to be rushed to the vets during her labour and straight onto a course of anti-biotics to prevent infection from the dead kittens. She then underwent surgery to remove the kittens and desex her. Luckily Piper is doing well and should make a full recovery

If you can help us by sponsoring Pipers vet bills which have come to $480 please call Megan on 9627 2767 or email dchanimaladoptions@iprimus.com.au or click below.

Thank you to Maureen, Aphra and Lisette for their generous donations in sponsorship of Piper

Pepper is THE most beautiful and gentle cat I have ever had the pleasure of fostering. Pepper is Nelson's mother but has adopted all of the kittens I foster as her own. She will often be seen grooming them and sharing her food even though they have already eaten.Despite being dumped when she was pregnant, Pepper is relaxed and friendly. She gets on extremely well with my own cat and to see them both sitting together on their chairs on the back patio or snuggling together on a cat bed in the sun is really heart warming. In fact, the two are now nick-named Ma and Pa Kettle.Pepper loves being outdoors and only comes in at night to eat and sleep. She is a great hunter and has caught me a large rat as well as one for the next door neighbour. Although Pepper gets along with the other cats here, as well as my two young children, she is quite timid of my dog and tends to stay out of her way. Yet if she feels the kittens are under threat from my dog she will come to their rescue and won't back down until my dog has walked away.Pepper is not at all fussy with her food and is litter trained.Pepper would suit living with a single person, a couple or a family. She would be happiest being able to spend her days outdoors while coming indoors at night.

Pepper was unfortunately attacked by a stray cat which resulted in an abscess on her back which left her unable to walk. She required an emergency operation to remove the abscess and she was left with a drain which was removed last week.Thankfully she is now making a full recovery.

Pepper's vet fees so far have come to $400. If you can help us cover some of these additional vet costs please call Megan on 9627 2767 or email dchanimaladoptions@iprimus.com.au or click below.

Thank you to Jan for her very generous donation towards Pepper. Her vet fees have now been fully covered.

Kiki was surrendered to a kill shelter by his previos owners as they didn't have time to look after him.Kiki needs a home where there are no small children as loud noise's can scare him. He is good with other dogs and currently shares with 3 others. If you can offer kiki a loving forever home please give me a call.

This is Toby and he's deaf, however that doesn't stop him being a normalpuppy. Although he can't hear Toby already knows some basic commands usinghand gestures and playing fetch is by far his favourite thing to do. Toby is doing really well on lead and being deaf he will be need to be on a leash whenever outside of a yard. Tobywould suit a home where he would be part of the family, as he does needsome extra attention. This boy is extremely affectionate and would love nothingmore than having cuddles all day. He is still a puppy and requires training;however he is being very well behaved and is sticking to his toys rather than chewing everything else in sight.

Jasmine is an absolute treasure. She is extremely cuddly, affectionate and she loves stretching out onto your lap. Within an hour of moving into our foster home she was already purring and ready to cuddle the nearest person. Surprisingly, I have never heard her meow which shows her calm and peaceful nature. She travels fantastically in a car, so no more painful trips to the vet ! Jasmine has the most beautiful eyes and gorgeous coat. She has a wonderful personality, is very content and is now looking to find a loving home ! She is very curious about being outside and whilst we have kept her inside, she is more than happy to spend all day on the outside windowsill. She is fully toilet trained, microchipped and vaccinated. Jasmine has a skin condition that the vet claims it appears to be caused from stress which leaves her with a small bumps on her skin - we have a gel wash that we can give to you which will aid this condition - These can get itchy at times for her. Jasmine is truly one of the kindest, loving, affectionate cats I have ever cared for.

Lulu is a beautiful american bulldog that is just so friendly and loving.Poor lulu has had alot of litters in the past and then found herself at the pound.She loves people and gets along with the resident dog here that is smaller than her.Lulu would make a beautiful pet for most households.

Lulu can go to her new home after the 30th of November.

Xena was the runt of the litter and is still small in comparison to her brother Lance. She has massive brown eyes and her hair is short and smooth all over. She got her name as she may be smaller than her foster mates but can hold her own against them and does not hesitate to stand up for herself. Xena is a massive smooch, you know when she's had enough of playing with the 'big dogs' as she will come running and stand behind us. She has no problems settling down and most nights falls asleep on my lap before we put her into bed. Xena will be a medium to large size dog so will need to go to a home where she will get plenty of training and exercise and lots of attention

Buddy is an Amazing dog. For such a young age he is very intelligent and already knows how to sit and is some what toilet trained. Buddy came into care as a 'Cross Breed' but I believe he may have Wolfhound in him as he has this adorable little beard and has grown quite quickly already. In saying that, he will be a large dog when fully grown. However don't let the thought of him being big scare you, he is so gentle and sweet natured and he is Fantastic with children. Especially my 19 month old son who absolutely adores him. My son likes to pull on his tail and drag him around (or try to) and it doesn't bother Buddy one bit. He barely bats an eyelid. Buddy gets along well with the 2 other dogs he is living with and I think he will do well either in a home with another dog or on his own. Buddy does spend most of his time outside but when he is inside, he is very calm, never goes to the toilet and just like to have lots of cuddles and attention. There is nothing bad I can say about him and his new owner/s will not be disappointed.

Royce is a nice boy that is friendly and does like a cuddle but can be startled if you move toward him to quickly. He does get along with other cats and kittens so would be fine in a mulit cathousehold.

Beamer is a lovely little boy that has just come into care from the pound. He is very friendlyand likes to be carried places like a baby, he does however walk well on a lead. He gets along with other dogs and loves company. At some stage of his life it looks as though his tail has been cut off andhe now only has a stumpy tail. He would be most suited to someone that is home alot to keep him company.