RSPCA seeks loving homes for “beautiful cats of every shape, colour and size”

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Families looking to introduce a new furry addition are being encouraged to look at the range of cats and kittens available from the RSPCA’s main animal care centre, located at Lonsdale. The RSPCA is urging people to consider providing a home to a cat in need, adding that the school holidays provided a perfect opportunity for families to bond with their new pet.

Ms Summer urged people to consider providing a home to a cat in need, adding that the school holidays provided a perfect opportunity for families to bond with their new pet.

All cats adopted from RSPCA are desexed, microchipped, vaccinated and behaviour and health checked, and cost just $39. RSPCA SA staff and volunteers are on-hand to assist people in selecting a cat that matches their lifestyle, to ensure a long and happy life together.

ADOPT A CAT

RSPCA cats are available to adopt from RSPCA at Lonsdale and RSPCA PetVille at Hillcrest, and at Petbarn stores (all locations below).

Available cats can be viewed online:

rspcasa.org.au/adopt-a-pet/

RSPCA cats can be adopted from the following locations:

  • Lonsdale – RSPCA Animal Care Centre – 25 Meyer Rd
  • Hillcrest – RSPCA PetVille – 345 North East Road – open 7 days
  • Hendon (kittens only) – 113-115 Tapleys Hill Rd, Hendon. Ph 7087 2216
  • Holden Hill – 1/578 North East Road, Holden Hill. Ph 7087 2225
  • Melrose Park (kittens only) – Melrose Plaza – 9/1031 South Rd, Melrose Park. Ph 7087 2229
  • Mile End (kittens only) – 122-138 Railway Tce – Homemaker Centre, Mile End. Ph 8351 8130
  • Noarlunga (kittens only) – 84 Dyson Rd, Noarlunga Centre. Ph 7087 2219
  • Norwood (kittens only) – 31 The Parade, Norwood. Ph 8363 3255
  • Prospect (kittens only) – 3/252 Churchill Rd, Prospect. Ph 7087 2222

For more information:

rspcasa.org.au/adopt-a-pet/

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