surrendering a cat nsw

Surrender Volunteer Attend an Event Gifts in Will. We currently accept surrendered cats from Banyule and Nillumbik Council.

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All dogs and cats are scanned for a microchip on arrival at the pound and if the animal owners details are current they will be quickly reunited with their lost pet.

. Animal Welfare League NSW is unable to accept stray pets. Youll also need to ensure your pet is microchipped. In addition try other larger organisations who have more room such as the Sydney Dogs and Cats Home or the Cat Protection Society or the NSW Animal Welfare League as they have more funds and will probably be able to help you sooner than we can.

Pet owners can voluntarily surrender their cat or dog for a fee at our Works Depot. This is especially crucial for cats as Australia is currently experiencing a cat overpopulation problem due to low rates of desexing. Surrenders are by appointment ONLY please phone our office between 10am and 5pm Monday to Friday on 02 9519 7201.

SAFE is a small charity and we can only take a very limited number of surrenders. For more information about the possible outcomes after surrendering your pet please contact us for further information. Dont surrender a sick cat.

Surrenders are by appointment ONLY please phone our office between 10am and 5pm Monday to Friday on 02 9519 7201. If you find a stray dog or cat it will need to be surrendered to your local council pound. Surrendering your pet we accept Dogs Cats parrots Chickens Cows Horses Ponies and lots more If your circumstances have changed and your moving house were no pets are allowed or for whatever the reason is you can feel guilt free when you surrender your pet to us your pet will stay with us till we find them the right person or family.

If a tough decision has to be made due to illness have the courage to make it yourself. When surrendering your pet please provide Council rangers with as much detail as. If you cannot find a new home for your pet and need to surrender you will need to phone 9839 6161 fees and charges will be applicable for surrendering an animal Phone 02 9839 6161 or email animalpoundblacktownnswgovau.

Please bring any belongings that you wish to send off with your pet and they will be passed onto the new owners. Adopt a companion animal Donate Every dollar counts. If you find a stray and wish to hand it in to Cat Haven we ask for a 10 fee to help with keeping the cat at the shelter.

Once you have booked a stray cat surrender appointment please complete the Stray Cat Surrender Form prior to your appointment. A collection fee will also apply if you are unable to drop the animal to the Mudgee Pound. Working Paws Dog Rescue.

If youve made an appointment to bring your cat to Cat Protection please bring with you any health records microchip forms and relevant paperwork belonging to your cat eg desexing certificate. This form can be obtained for the Small Animal Pound between 1230 pm and 200pm Monday to Friday excluding public holidays. Cats and dogs can be voluntarily surrendered to Council for a small fee.

We can only accept surrendered cats from people aged 18years or older. Companion animal owners are able to voluntarily surrender their cat or dog to Councils Small Animal Pound upon the completion of a surrender form. Alternatively you can try a number of rehoming organisations.

Surrenders are by appointment only and will be made by our Adoptions Team when we receive a completed Surrender Application Form. By donating today you will help us create a world where no companion animal is in need of rescue. Please note as a no kill shelter Cat Protection has a closely managed number of surrender spaces and we cannot guarantee when these spaces will become available.

We are unable to accept walk-ins. We ask for a surrender fee to help with the feeding boarding and any medical treatment that your pet may need. Helping Hearts Animal Rescue.

Surrender a Dog a Cat or Surrender any Pet Call 02 4777 4746 Surrender a Pet at Animal Adoption Agency Sydney Sometimes life circumstances change and we need to find new homes for our beloved pets. Welcome the newest member of your family by providing a forever home for a kitten puppy cat or dog. Pet owners may one day find themselves in a position where they are no longer able to care for their animal.

RSPCA NSW encourages all owners to desex their pets at a young age to keep them well behaved and healthy and to prevent unwanted litters. Please ensure you call 9442 3600 to make appointment. In NSW all cats and dogs other than those exempt must be microchipped by 12 weeks of age or before being sold or given away.

This is unfair to rescue personnel who will do whatever it takes and spend money they dont really have to take care of your sick animal.

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