Rescuing and rehoming since 2007

Oliver is a very affectionate boy. A stunning tabby with a very regal profile and a big boy too. He is most suited to a single cat home or a non dominant female cat as a companion. He can be a little unpredictable at times and if you can’t read cat language well he’s probably not for you. He’s ideally suited for experienced cat owners. No young children or the elderly. Dogs don’t seem to worry him either.

A cheeky lively little ginger and white boy who has siblings here but isn’t bonded with any of them. He is very independent and very amiable with all the others of different ages. Nothing fazes him. A great cat for most situations. Friendly, though very wiggly when you pick him up… too much to do he reckons!

A lovely young playful sweet friendly boy with cute little tufts on top of his ears. He gets on well with non dominant cats. He is around 3 yo.

Loki came to us from the local pound as a stray. He is very loving and quiet. He follows you around like a puppy just waiting for pats. He tolerates other quiet cats but would love it if he had all your attention to himself.

Stunning long hair ginger boy Citrine is around 1 yo. He came from the streets of Sydney with his 2 siblings where they were found abandoned as scared kittens. He takes a while to warm up to you but he is really sweet and affectionate once he gets to know you. He will need time to settle in and a quiet home. Gets on well with other cats too.

What a handsome young man Javier is. He was part of a group of 8 cats that were abandoned when their owner passed away and not one person in the family could help even one of them. He is a little shy to start but once he gets to know you he is simply adorable, and his gorgeous white and grey medium coat is soft and easy to maintain too. He gets along with most cats. Only around 2 yo

King Riccardo as he is affectionately known here is another handsome boy and doesn’t he know it!. He is full of attitude and acts like he owns the place. He tolerates other cats until they get in his space and then he lets them know who’s boss. He can be a little unpredictable so he is more suited to older people with cat experience.

Of ragdoll breeding he was found wandering around the streets trying to find a mate. As he was un-desexed and un-microchipped his owners failed to keep him safe or try to find him so he ended up being picked up and taken into a rescue as a stray. He has since been desexed and chipped and is now available to the right home.

Young tabby boy Henry loves people. He likes to jump up on your lap and curl up. He and his brother Oliver came from a pound in North Queensland with a bunch of other cats from a hoarding situation. Despite his being used to other cats he doesn’t do well in the outdoor enclosures with multiple cats as he tends to be a bit of a bully. He would be fine with a non dominant cat though or even as farm cat on a safe farm situation.

Found on the streets with her siblings Obsidian and Citrine, Opal is a shy tabby and white girl that needs a kind gentle owner will to give her time to settle in. Ideally she could be adopted with one of her siblings so she gains her confidence with them. She took some time to settle in here as did the other two but food wins them over and lots of patience. Not suitable to noisy environments with children but she is used to seeing a dog outside her enclosure.