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Shoalhaven Cat Project

The Shoalhaven Cat Project is a joint initiative with Shoalhaven Animal Shelter, AWL Shoalhaven AWL Nowra/JB and Ulladulla RSPCA Branch.

Our aim is to reduce unwanted cats / kittens on our local area.

06/04/2024

23/03/2024

15/12/2023

Bob Buttons. Paid for.
Fluffy Meowington. On hold.
Purrsula. Female. Available
Miss Whiskerson. Female. Available.
I still have two kittens available for a meet and greet / Adoption.
They will be available once all vet work has been completed.
All cats and kittens come desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, lifetime registered, and are treated for fleas and worms.
Animal Welfare League Nowra Jervis Bay RON251000222
Please contact our Volunteers for further details.
Karen 0402 092 493

05/06/2023

The gorgeous Sabrina, my foster lady is available for adoption, her details are somewhat of a mystery, but we estimate her age to be approximately 18 months, I named her Sabrina as she didn't come with a name either.
She is the sweetest lady, you will need to have patience with her, she will come to you if you give her the love and patience she deserves, she doesn't like to be chased about. She can be quite active but she's also happy to lay in a sunny spot somewhere and just chill, usually after a good meal.
She's very food motivated so will be easy to train.
She does love to visit the catio but is equally happy inside as long as she is entertained, and she does get along with other cats.
She was a fantastic mother to not only her kittens but another litter as well.
She will make the best companion, I think she'd suit someone who is home a lot or works from home as she enjoys company.
Sabrina comes, desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, lifetime registered, wormed and Flea treated.
Adoption fee $80
If you're interested in a meet and greet please call first.
0402 092 493

R251000222

22/11/2022

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR PETS TICK PREVENTION IS KEPT UP TO DATE.....

COPIED FROM ANOTHER PAGE.....

There is currently a shortage of antiserum to treat paralysis, due to flooding of the facility that makes the antiserum, and extreme demand; best way to keep your pet safe is by preventing tick paralysis. And yes, even house cats can get ticks, so do not assume they are safe.
Tick preventives are available at all Vets, pet stores and online, so make that your task today Folks, to make sure your pets are safe.

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The Shoalhaven Cat Project is a joint initiative of Shoalhaven Animal Shelter, Animal Welfare League - Shoalhaven Branch, Animal Welfare League - Jervis Bay/Nowra Branch & RSPCA Ulladulla Branch. The project’s aim is to reduce the number of unwanted cats & kittens in the Shoalhaven.

How this can be achieved is by the following:

1. EVERYONE should be desexing their cats – financial assistance can be provided by both Animal Welfare League Branches and both RSPCA Branches at any time. Please call them to arrange assistance. (Phone numbers listed below) 2. NEVER give away or sell kittens that aren’t desexed. This is potentially contributing to the number of kittens needing homes each year. A cat can become pregnant at just FOUR months old. 3. ALWAYS give your unwanted kittens to any of the four organisations listed above. The kittens will then be desexed before going to a new home, putting a stop to them breeding in the future. There is NO FEE to give your kittens to these rescue organisations. 4. NEVER dump unwanted kittens in the bush or anywhere. If you don’t want your kittens PLEASE call one of the organisations below for help or place them in the overnight cages at the shelter. NEVER DUMP THEM SOMEWHERE 5. UNDESEXED cats should NEVER be allowed to roam the neighbourhood. This is irresponsible ownership and you are directly contributing to the number of kittens born each year needing homes. 6. If you have any questions about the following PLEASE call the Shoalhaven Animal Shelter for the CORRECT information. 1. Desexing your cat 2. Legal requirements if you sell or give away a cat/kitten 3. Assistance with unwanted kittens

Shoalhaven Animal Shelter 44293410 (9am – 4pm every day)