Jingle will be ready for adoption early to mid December when she reaches 1kg.

Jingle has been in care 1 week. Jingle was handed into the vet in a box with her siblings Twinkle and Rascal.

Jingle is a very friendly kitten. She loves to explore and play and run around with her siblings.

Jingle will be microchipped & had her 1st vaccine by the time she is ready for adoption. She is flea and worm treated. Her desexing is covered under her adoption fee.

Jingle is located in Glenmore Park. To arrange a meet and greet please contact her foster carer to arrange a time.

Rascal will be available for adoption early to mid December when
She reaches 1kg.

Rascal has been in care 1 week. Rascal was handed into the vet in a box with her siblings Twinkle and Jingle.

Rascal is a very friendly kitten. She loves to explore and play and run around with her siblings.

Rascal will be microchipped & will have had her 1st vaccine by the time she is ready for adoption. She is flea and worm treated. Her desexing is covered under her adoption fee.

Rascal is located in Glenmore Park. To arrange a meet and greet please contact her foster carer to arrange a time.

Shea currently weighs between 400-500g, and is a super healthy girl within a litter of four. She is a very pretty girl, clever and very loving. Shea was a bit quiet to begin with but has since become so cuddly, and is perhaps the cuddliest of all her siblings. Loves a play when in the mood with you or with her siblings, but also happy to have a cuddle and just a general wander around. Probably the most independent of the kittens, whilst not being dismissive. All the kittens love attention and play time. Shea understands what her litter tray is for however is taking her time to get it right every time. We have no doubt these occasional accidents will change very soon.
Shea has been given her 1st vaccination, worming and flea treatment and morco chipped. She is due for her 2nd vaccination on the 25/12/2017, with another due approximately 5 weeks later. Shea will need to be de-sexed once she has reach the weight of approx 2kg or the age of approx 16-18 weeks, (being 6 weeks of age at the moment). De sexing costs are covered by DCH and are inclusive in the adoption fee. A broad list of vets with whom DCH are affiliated with, provide the service. The list will be forwarded to your email address for your convenience.

If you are interested in adopting Shea, please contact Gemma on 0435939858.
Shea is in care at Burwood Heights NSW

Glen currently weighs between 400-500g, and is a super healthy active boy within a litter of four. He is a handsome fella, clever and very loving with the biggest blue eyes.The only boy - and loves it! Has a ball playing with his sisters, and with us. Always follows you around, always wanting the cuddles. His favorite position when you're doing things is on your shoulder, right next to your ear where you hear him purr - and for such a little dude he is just so loud and his a foodie. All the kittens love attention and play times. Glen understands what his litter tray is for and requires no more toilet training.
Glen has been given his 1st vaccination, worming and flea treatment and micro chipped. He is due for his 2nd vaccination on the 25/12/2017, with another due approximately 5 weeks later. Glen will need to be de-sexed once he has reach the weight of approx 2kg or the age of approx 16-18 weeks. De sexing costs are covered by DCH and are inclusive in the adoption fee. A broad list of vets with whom DCH are affiliated with provide the service. The list will be forwarded to your email address for your convenience.
If you are interested in adopting Glen, please contact Gemma on 0435939858.
Glen is in care at Burwood Heights NSW

Little Beany currently weighs between 400-500g, and is a super healthy girl within a litter of four. Beautifully marked and very pretty. A clever and very loving girl. Thought to be the runt of the litter when first got because she wasn't interested in the food or much playing but since! Well, turns out the little Bean has managed to be the heaviest of the lot! She has really come out of her shell, loves playing, loves eating and is a little explorer. She is also perhaps the most vocal, and always gets where she wants! Such a brilliant character and personality.
All the kittens love attention and playtime. Bean understands what her litter tray is for and needs no further training.
Bean has been given her 1st vaccination, worming and flea treatment and has been micro chipped. She is due for her 2nd vaccination on the 25/12/2017, with another due approximately 5 weeks later. Marina will need to be de-sexed once she has reach the weight of approx 2kg or the age of approx 16-18 weeks. De sexing costs are covered by DCH and are inclusive in the adoption fee. A broad list of vets with whom DCH are affiliated with provide the service. The list will be forwarded to your email address for your convenience.

If you are interested in adopting Bean, please contact Gemma on 0435939858.
Bean is in care at Burwood Heights NSW

Caspa is lucky to be alive. Dumped with his brother (Toohey see profile) at a Bankstown building site, both kittens were found in a dire state of care. Looking at them both now it is hard to believe that they were ever anything but happy siblings who were loved and cared for. We cannot stress how fortunate we feel to have found them.
Ideally we would prefer that the two be adopted out together as a pair.
Both are bubbly active little critters, very friendly to all and love being in each others company. Constantly at play and not at all bothered by the carers two big dogs, that peer through the windows barking occassionally and licking them through their sleep inside crates at night. Still very young yet they are working out how to use their litter trays and are exploring there surroundings fearlessly, lets just say having lots of fun and adventure. They are due to be vaccinated, micro chipped and wormed in the next couple of weeks. Both will be due for their 2nd vaccination early in the new year with the 3rd vaccination due approximately 5 weeks after the 2nd. Caspa will need to be de-sexed once he has reach the weight of approx 2kg or the age of approx 16-18 weeks. De sexing costs are covered by DCH and are inclusive in the adoption fee. A broad list of vets with whom DCH are affiliated with provide the service. The list will be forwarded to your email address for your convenience.
Sad news for Caspa is that due to the infectious state the poor baby was found in he may need to lose his right eye. We are waiting on the verdict and all hoping that it can be saved however if not, we are confident in his recovery and know he has a bright and healthy, fun filled future ahead of him with the right loving family or individual.

If you are interested in adopting Caspa, please contact Rod on
Caspa is in care at Revesby NSW