Mittens is a sweet, cuddly and friendly girl. She He loves people, play-time and food. Mittens would love a home where she's treated as part of the family and gets to cuddle up with her humans at night.

Mittens will be ready for her new home once she is desexed in May.

Millie is loving and affectionate.

MIllie was rescued alongside her sister Tilly and her brother Leo who wouldn't leave her side. They saved each other from the cold Australian winter and they protected each other.
They are now safe and warm and Millie can be adopted as one kitten or with her brother or sister.
She loves curling up and sleeping next to you and has a very sweet, loving nature. Good with other cats and children.
She is always up for a good game of tag or hide and seek, and she loves to show off her tricks. Millie is also very playful and loves to be the center of attention. Milie is a great pet for anyone looking for a loving and loyal companion. She is affectionate and intelligent, and she will always be happy to spend time with her family.

She is vet checked, microchipped, desexed, flea/worm treated and her vaccinations are up to date.
Millie is fully litter-trained and has been well- socialised in my home. She gets along really well with children, other cats and kittens, very adaptable and will make wonderful pet in a variety of different homes or apartments.

She currently eats Royal Canin food, both wet and dry, with lots of clean water always available.

Millie is looking for a loving home, who are happy to give her 4- 6 weeks of indoor settling in time to feel comfortable and get to know her new family. (extended trial period available).

The adoption fee includes:

Microchipping,
Worming/flea-treatment,
Vaccination,
Desexing

Please use the "Send enquiry email" link below, if you have any questions or if you are interested in adopting Ellie. PLEASE INCLUDE INFORMATION such as whether you own other pets and any other relevant details.

You must be over 18 years old to adopt an animal, and, for a kitten, also be prepared to look after it for up to 20 years!

Leo is always up for a good game of tag or hide and seek, and he loves to show off his tricks.
Leo was rescued alongside his sisters Millie and Tilly who wouldn't leave his side. They saved each other from the cold Australian winter and they protected each other.
They are now safe and warm and Leo can be adopted as one kitten or with his sister/sisters
Leo is also very playful and loves to be the center of attention. Leo is a great pet for anyone looking for a loving and loyal companion. He is affectionate and intelligent, and he will always be happy to spend time with his family. He is also very active and adventurous, so he will always keep you entertained.

He is vet checked, microchipped, desexed, flea/worm treated and his vaccinations are up to date.
Leo is fully litter-trained and has been well- socialised in my home. He gets along really well with children, other cats and kittens, very adaptable and will make wonderful pet in a variety of different homes or apartments.

He currently eats Royal Canin food, both wet and dry, with lots of clean water always available.

Leo is looking for a loving home, who are happy to give him 4- 6 weeks of indoor settling in time to feel comfortable and get to know his new family. (extended trial period available).

The adoption fee includes:

Microchipping,
Worming/flea-treatment,
Vaccination,
Desexing

Please use the "Send enquiry email" link below, if you have any questions or if you are interested in adopting Remy. PLEASE INCLUDE INFORMATION such as whether you own other pets and any other relevant details.

You must be over 18 years old to adopt an animal, and, for a kitten, also be prepared to look after it for up to 20 years!

Tilly is a fun and entertaining kitten.

Tilly was rescued alongside her sister Millie and her brother Leo who wouldn't leave her side. They saved each other from the cold Australian winterand they protected each other.
They are now safe and warm and Tilly can be adopted as one kitten or with her brother or sister.
She loves curling up and sleeping next to you and has a very sweet, loving nature. Good with other cats and children.
She is always up for a good game of tag or hide and seek, and she loves to show off her tricks. Millie is also very playful and loves to be the center of attention. Tilly is a great pet for anyone looking for a loving and loyal companion. She is affectionate and intelligent, and she will always be happy to spend time with her family.

She is vet checked, microchipped, desexed, flea/worm treated and her vaccinations are up to date.
Ellie is fully litter-trained and has been well- socialised in my home. She gets along really well with children, other cats and kittens, very adaptable and will make wonderful pet in a variety of different homes or apartments.

She currently eats Royal Canin food, both wet and dry, with lots of clean water always available.

Millie is looking for a loving home, who are happy to give her 4- 6 weeks of indoor settling in time to feel comfortable and get to know her new family. (extended trial period available).

The adoption fee includes:

Microchipping,
Worming/flea-treatment,
Vaccination,
Desexing

Please use the "Send enquiry email" link below, if you have any questions or if you are interested in adopting Ellie. PLEASE INCLUDE INFORMATION such as whether you own other pets and any other relevant details.

You must be over 18 years old to adopt an animal, and, for a kitten, also be prepared to look after it for up to 20 years!

Meet Lola:

Breed: Chihuahua Cross (Possibly mixed with Foxie)

Personality: Lola loves her tummy rubs and will flop over for a pat all day long. She thrives on human company and just wants to be with or around you. Lola's lively demeanor makes her an ideal addition to any family seeking a furry companion or someone craving constant cuddles and playful antics.

Background: Lola's journey hasn't been easy. She was discovered along with her siblings in a box during a rainy day in the park, suffering from hyperthermia. Thankfully, she received prompt medical care at an animal welfare vet and was later taken into rescue from the council shelter.

Health: Lola has been desexed and received her first and second round of vaccinations, ensuring she's ready to embark on her new adventure with you.

Ideal Home: Lola is looking for a loving home where she can enjoy both indoor and outdoor activities. She adores exploring the outdoors during the day and snuggling up indoors at night. Since she's still a young pup, she'll benefit from training sessions and attending puppy school to help her develop into a well-behaved and socialized dog.

Requirements: Lola's future family should be committed to providing her with a safe and nurturing environment. Regular exercise, mental stimulation, and lots of love are essential for this bubbly pup to thrive. She will need additional ongoing twice daily mediation. Please see the health notes.

If you're ready to welcome a playful, affectionate, and endlessly charming companion into your life, Lola is eagerly waiting to meet you! Contact us to arrange a meet-and-greet and give Lola the forever home she deserves.

Note1: A vet appointment for her siblings on 27/3 reveals that they might be 3-4 weeks older than what was originally assessed.

Located in Quakers Hill, NSW

Medical notes
Has a grade 4 heart murmur. Has had a EchoCardioGram at SASH. as been diagnosed with Subaortic stenosis - moderate.

Subaortic stenosis (SAS) is a relatively common heart defect in dogs. This is caused by the development of a narrowing below the aortic
valve, which obstructs normal blood flow leaving the heart. With time, this can lead to severe cardiac changes, such as thickening of the
walls of the heart (hypertrophy) or reduced pumping ability.

The severity of subaortic stenosis is variable. Dogs with a mild form of the disease can go on to live a normal life without experiencing
any heart problems during their life-span. However, dogs with severe subaortic stenosis can develop clinical signs. These include
collapsing episodes (particularly during exercise or excitement), exercise intolerance and fluid build up within the lungs (heart failure).
Unfortunately, some dogs experience sudden death due to development of malignant heart rhythms.

At present, Lola's disease severity is moderate, and therefore it is difficult to predict whether she may live a completely normal life or
whether she will eventually develop any clinical signs. The severity of subaortic stenosis can progress until Lola is fully grown, which
means that her disease could still get worse. For this reason, we will need to repeat her echocardiogram to monitor the progression of
her condition in 9 months-12 months, once she is fully grown.

We recommend starting Lola on medication to reduce the workload of the heart and reduce the development of abnormal
heart rhythms (arrhythmias). This medication is lifelong. Please note that as Lola's weight increases, her dose will need to be adjusted.
We aim for a dose between 1-1.5 mg/kg.

Dogs with subaortic stenosis are at increased risk of developing infections in the aortic valve. Should Lola undergo any surgical
procedures (e.g. dental extractions) or develop infections elsewhere in the body, we recommend prompt antibiotic treatment to reduce
the risk of valve infection.

Chloe is a very bouncy, fun loving little girl who can’t keep still
She loves attention and is happy to snuggle up with you on the lounge
Chloe had a very bad start to life as she was an outside dog only and was subsequently abandoned by her previous owners
As a result of this, Chloe is not house trained and would benefit from some form of formal training
Chloe is very selective in the dog friends that she chooses to make however she loves everybody. She would be happier in a single dog family where she has your undivided attention