Cat Adoption Sydney Inc.

Cat Adoption Sydney Inc. is a dedicated organisation based in Ultimo, Australia, focused on rescuing and rehoming cats and kittens in need. The organisation operates with a strong commitment to giving abandoned and vulnerable felines a second chance at life by finding them loving and responsible homes. It serves as a vital link between cats requiring care and the community members willing to provide permanent homes.

Mission and Vision

The mission of Cat Adoption Sydney Inc. is to rescue, shelter, and rehome cats and kittens, ensuring their welfare and promoting responsible pet ownership. The organisation envisions a community where every cat has a safe, caring home and where the public is educated about the importance of adoption over purchasing pets.

Main Objectives

• Rescue and shelter abandoned, stray, and surrendered cats and kittens.
• Provide medical care including vaccinations, desexing, and treatment for rescued animals.
• Promote adoption as the preferred option for acquiring pets to reduce euthanasia rates and overpopulation.
• Educate the community on responsible cat care and the benefits of adopting rather than buying.
• Support vulnerable groups such as elderly people and individuals with special needs by providing companion cats.

Benefiting Groups

• Homeless and abandoned cats and kittens who receive shelter, care, and new homes.
• Adopters seeking companionship and willing to provide a safe environment for cats.
• Community members who benefit from educational programs about animal welfare.
• Special needs individuals and elderly people who gain emotional support through companion animals.

Services and Activities

• Cat rescue and rehoming services to find suitable homes for cats and kittens.
• Veterinary care including vaccinations, flea and worm treatments, desexing, and microchipping.
• Foster care programs that provide temporary homes for cats awaiting adoption.
• Community education initiatives on pet care, nutrition, and responsible ownership.
• Provision of cat supplies such as beds, food, collars, and scratching posts to support adopters and foster carers.
• Training companion cats to assist people living alone or those with special needs.