F.A.Q

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Strays

Cat Rescue Newcastle cannot legally take in Stray cats.
Cats especially can appear to be strays yet be someones much loved pet
that may be missing from home. Although C.R.N's aim is to re-home cats
if a cat has a chance to be reunited with its family this is a first priority as we would much rather
cats stay in there loving homes in the first place. Before C.R.N can take on a cat we need to truly know
first that it is indeed a homeless cat. Therefore if you do find a stray your first port of call is the local vets
the vets will be able to firstly scan the cat for a micro-chip and will be able to contact its owners.
This is why micro-chipping your pets is highly important even if you have an inside cat.
If the cat doesn't have a chip the vets will be able to take appropriate measures for the cat
in order to give the cat the best possible chance to re-home it.

Private Surrenders

Although Shelter pets are C.R.N's highest priority occasionally we may be able to squeeze in a
private surrender in special situations. We can never guarantee if we have room to fit in a
private surrender. We do ask for a $50 surrender fee if we are able to take on your cat.
This is in order to help us with costs that may incur when taking on a cat.

As Shelter pets on limited time are our first priority if you are finding a new home for your pet yourself here is a great article with some tips to help you in rehoming your pet to the right home.
CLICK HERE TO READ ARTICLE

Shelter Pets & other Places to Adopt

In some cases C.R.N may not have what you are looking for.
Although we do encourage you to come back and check regularly
we know that a pet is a life long companion and you need to choose one that is a
perfect match for you and your family. There are a number of places
that you may like to consider looking at for your next best friend.

Below is a list of Shelters, (where alot of our cats originaly come from)
And a number of Rescue groups who rescue cats. Please note this is not be all the local rescue's,
but a small number you may like to consider when adopting your next pet.
There are many shapes, sizes and all ages of cats and kittens in need of new homes.

Please remember groups are run independently and with there own procedures and guidelines.

SHELTERS

Port Stephens Animal Rescue
157 Cabbage Tree Rd, Williamtown.
PH: 49650100
Open: 9am-5pm Mon- Fri, 9am-12pm Saturday
Not open on Public Holidays

Singleton Pound
On the access road to the Anglican Cemetery off Army Camp Road, Singleton.
Opening Hours: Via appointment Monday-Friday
PH (02) 6578 7290 & ask for the ranger on duty.

Muswellbrook Animal Shelter
Cnr Sydney Road & Skelletar Stock Route (enter via Skelletar Stock Route) Muswellbrook
Opening Hours: 11am - 1pm Weekdays
PH: (02) 6549 3700.

Wyong Shire Care Facility
Depot Rd Charmhaven NSW
Open Monday to Saturday 10.00am to 4.30pm,
closed 12.30pm to 1.30pm daily.
PH: 02 4350 3184
Emai; [email protected]

Rutherford RSPCA
6-10 Burlington Place (Cnr Racecourse Rd), Rutherford 2320
Opening Hours for Adoptions & Surrenders:
Monday : 9.30am to 3.30pm
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday to Sunday: 9.30am to 3.30pm
Closed on Public Holidays

Opening Hours for Acceptance & Reclaim of Stray Animals
Monday : 9:00 to 4:00
Tuesday 9:00 - 2:00
Wednesday to Sunday 9:00 - 4:00
Closed on Public Holidays

PH: (02) 4939 1555

OTHER RESCUE GROUPS

Nine Lives Four Paws
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ninelivesfourpaws
Website: http://ninelivesfourpaws.wix.com/ninelivesfourpaws

Hunter Animal Rescue
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hunteranimalrescue
Website: http://www.HunterAnimalRescue.com.au

CatRescue (Sydney)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CatRescueNSW
Website: http://www.catrescue.com.au/