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Katly Cat Rescue ⛑️ Rescue
💞 Rehabilitation
🐈‍⬛ Cat Adoptions
🏠 Based in the Northern suburbs, Adelaide, South Australia
(13)

08/12/2024
Another adoption day tomorrow!!! There are so many kittens and adult cats waiting for their forever home
07/12/2024

Another adoption day tomorrow!!! There are so many kittens and adult cats waiting for their forever home

WE'RE BACK TOMORROW!

Our waiting list is a mile long but we can't save them if we don't get paws out the door so we're doing it all again tomorrow at Paws for Pets at Marden Shopping Centre from 11am to 2pm!

Watch the page tonight to see who is coming and we hope to see you there!

The walk-in kitten cuddling enclosure is back too so visit for a cuddle and you might just meet your purrfect furry friend!

Adopted on the 07.12.2024
07/12/2024

Adopted on the 07.12.2024

Adopted on the 7.12.2024
06/12/2024

Adopted on the 7.12.2024

Here is Mr. Calico, the ✨aggressive✨ stray cat who was rehabilitated, story😻 Once just a scared stray longing for love a...
06/12/2024

Here is Mr. Calico, the ✨aggressive✨ stray cat who was rehabilitated, story😻

Once just a scared stray longing for love and nourishment, he created a bit of mischief in his previous life and fathered many kittens. When trapped, his fear led to aggression, but he was brought to us for a second chance. After receiving essential treatment, vaccines, and being desexed, he entered a world filled with possibility—a dedicated space with cat towers, a warm cozy bed, ample food and water, and fun toys. Initially hesitant, he stayed hidden in his carrier, yet gradually began to emerge, seeking comfort while still wary of his human companion. As the door opened to new opportunities, he ventured out at night, exploring his surroundings. His courage bloomed as he brushed against his carer's legs and snuggled beside her at night. Ultimately, Mr. Calico demonstrated his trust and affection by exposing his belly and rolling around, a beautiful symbol of the love he now shares. 😻

Stray cats can be rehabilitated. Like any other cat, they yearn for love, safety, and plenty of food. Everyone believed he was “too far gone” and beyond help. Yet, with unwavering patience and love, he is proving them all wrong after only a month and a half of being in our care.

We all deeply cherish Mr Calico, and I’ve been honored to be named his fairy cat mother. 😍 I can't take credit for his incredible transformation; it’s all thanks to his carer, whose amazing work and unwavering patience and love have made all the difference. 💕 Thank you for your dedication in caring for him.

Adopted on the 04.12.2024
04/12/2024

Adopted on the 04.12.2024

I have created a list of trusted rescues across South Australia to hopefully assist you all in finding help within other...
04/12/2024

I have created a list of trusted rescues across South Australia to hopefully assist you all in finding help within other rescues if I am unable to assist 💕
Save the image, screenshot and share when needed 😻

Adopted on the 4.12.24
04/12/2024

Adopted on the 4.12.24

Adopted on the 30.11.24
04/12/2024

Adopted on the 30.11.24

01/12/2024

It is really unfortunate that I need to make a post like this, but necessary. A few months ago I had kittens dumped at my doorstep in a box, the people were caught and charged accordingly. I hoped it would be a one time thing but about a week ago I had some more kittens dumped at my door step.
I understand that it can be hard to find help, and rescues say no because they're full. But that does not make it okay to dump them on our doorsteps. This puts every other cat in our care at risk, this puts more mental/emotional/finacial strain on us carers, and it is dangerous for the animals that have been dumped. Both times were done at night and if I hadn't of noticed they could have suffocated, got heat stroke, or attacked by another animal (I have foxes/snakes in my area) etc…
This is still classed as abandonment and that is illegal. My home is completely secured with cameras, my own and all my neighbours have cameras. You will be caught and you will be charged just like the 2 people who dumped on my doorstep.

I never gave my address to these people, they asked around for it. If you are fortunate enough to have this, you do not have my permission to share this with anyone else.

Please everyone, lets keep these cats safe.

26/11/2024

URGENT HELP NEEDED

We urgently need foster carers for kittens, mums and kittens and teen/adult cats.

Please send us a message or comment below and we will message you.

If you can give Po the loving home she needs, please send us a message or comment below. ✅ Desexed✅ Flea/worm treatment✅...
25/11/2024

If you can give Po the loving home she needs, please send us a message or comment below.

✅ Desexed
✅ Flea/worm treatment
✅ Microchipped
✅ Vaccinated

Adoption fee: $50

Adopted on the 23.11.2024
25/11/2024

Adopted on the 23.11.2024

18/11/2024
14/11/2024

: Dog owners in the west and north are being urged to be vigilant after outbreaks of the deadly canine parvovirus.

The highly-contagious virus has been detected in Andrews Farm, Elizabeth Grove, Elizabeth South and Seaton.

Symptoms of the disease include lethargy, loss of appetite, severe vomiting and diarrhoea.

Watch at 6pm for the full story.

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It is really unfortunate that I need to make a post like this, but necessary. A few months ago I had kittens dumped at my doorstep in a box, the people were caught and charged accordingly. I hoped it would be a one time thing but about a week ago I had some more kittens dumped at my door step. I understand that it can be hard to find help, and rescues say no because they're full. But that does not make it okay to dump them on our doorsteps. This puts every other cat in our care at risk, this puts more mental/emotional/finacial strain on us carers, and it is dangerous for the animals that have been dumped. Both times were done at night and if I hadn't of noticed they could have suffocated, got heat stroke, or attacked by another animal (I have foxes/snakes in my area) etc… This is still classed as abandonment and that is illegal. My home is completely secured with cameras, my own and all my neighbours have cameras. You will be caught and you will be charged just like the 2 people who dumped on my doorstep. I never gave my address to these people, they asked around for it. If you are fortunate enough to have this, you do not have my permission to share this with anyone else. Please everyone, lets keep these cats safe.

I love helping the kitties of Adelaide ☺️

An update on Dj!! He is doing amazing and finally got desexed today. Ive been getting lots of cuddles from him 🥹💕

There is never a dull moment with Sasin (or Sassy pants as we like to call her). I rescued Sasin about 2 years ago and we decided to adopt her as our own 😍

ATTENTION ALL CAT LOVERS I run my rescue a little differently from others, and I wanted to explain how I run it and why. I do not ask or accept money donations from anyone. I fund this rescue with my own money. I pay for everything that is required for my rescue, I pay for the vet work and rehome them for free. I have collaboratively worked with other rescues for years now and I have paid for the vet work and only ask for their help to rehome the cats. The adoption fee those rescues charged was 100% profit to their rescue. If in the future, I do decide I want to accept money donations I will register my rescue as a charity. But for right now, registering for this serves no purpose. I do this because I enjoy helping the cats of Adelaide. I genuinely enjoy what I do. I love rehabilitating them, taking care of them, keeping them safe and off the streets, and doing rescue missions. My children and I love spending time with the cats, and I am passionate about rescuing as many as I can. These precious babies didn't ask for this life, and I want to give them the life they deserve. I have contacted the Salisbury Council on numerous occasions to speak about my rescue and how I operate. I have decided from these conversations that I will be registering as a breeder. In South Australia, to legally sell any animal, whether you intentionally breed the animal or not, you must be a registered breeder. All rescues in SA must provide you with their breeder number when they advertise and sell their animals, and according to the laws of the Dogs and Cats Management Act 1995, all animals sold by a registered breeder must be micro-chipped and desexed *(some conditions apply to the desexing). Although I do not breed any of the cats, I must still become a registered breeder if I ever intend to sell the cats. I will be registering for this after the financial year. The adoption fee I intend to charge in the future will be reasonable and will help with the upkeep of my rescue. I h

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