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Mia is the sort of cat who just sits quietly waiting for pats. She is shy on approach, …
Meet Wesley – a beautiful boy who was recently rescued from a hoarder situation. Despite his less-than-ideal start …
Andrew is an affectionate family cat, and only 5 years young. He had been surrendered to the pound …
Hello there, I’m Dolly, a shy yet charming feline who’s gradually embracing the world around me. While I may …
Hi, my name is Mia and I’m so easy to love because I’m the cutest and I know …
This stunning man is Smudge. He was found by a young lady behind her work. It was night and …
Kevin is a ‘working dog’ by breed, but a couch potato in nature! He’s a real softie and …
About Josh Josh is a gorgeous looking little man and he has a personality to suit! At almost …
About Pepper Pepper is a sweet and timid little kitty who is looking for a special person to …
Skye is best described as very independent. She is very sweet but shy and will need an understanding …
Jessie is a really pretty girl and is looking for a soft place land, and where she can …
Birdie, also known as Mumma, is a sweet young girl with love to give. She is shy and …
This beautiful boy is Buddy. A few weeks ago this boy came to us in a trap, and …
Darling Suzie (10) and daughter Rosie (4) are a very bonded mother/daughter duo looking for their forever home …
Meet Maple! This sweet and motherly mama cat is looking for her forever home. She is a shy …
Tory is a beautiful girl who was previously living in a factory before coming to the rescue. She …
Alice is a young and sweet cat looking for her forever home. She was found living on the …
A Friendly and Cuddly Boy. Meet O’Malley, a friendly and cuddly rescue cat who is in need of …
Cyrus came into care very unwell. The first photo shows how unwell he was on arrival. Now all …
Waffles and Minty are survivors from one of the cruelest hoarding and animal abuse situations we have ever …
Hi! I’m Morgan and me an’ my brother Andy need a family of our own!! We started off …
Polly was surrendered when her mum had to go into palliative care. She is a bigger girl who …
Is the pet shy, confident, adaptable, fearful, outgoing, laid back, independent, easily excited etc? Does it prefer to nap most of the day, or does it require regular interaction and stimulation (or in the case of a dog, daily walks)? Does the pet have have any special needs (fears, triggers, medical conditions)? How would this pet’s personality fit with the dynamic in your household and the expectations you have of your new pet?
Does the pet require an indoor or outdoor home? If indoors, what do you have in place to be sure your pet doesn’t slip out an open window or door? If an outdoor home, do you have suitable fencing and security to keep your pet safe?
What are your short and long term plans (cats and dogs can live for 20 years)? Who will look after your pet when you go on holidays? Are you planning to travel, relocate, expand your family etc?
The regulations for pet ownership differs between councils. For example, some require cats to be contained at all times, while others require only night containment. Most councils will provide this information on their website, or you can give them a quick call.
The fee for adopting a OAAT pet is generally between $200 – $450, depending on the type and age of the pet. Being a non-profit organisation this payment goes directly towards the costs associated with the pet’s pre-adoption care and vet work (foster care, vet check, de-sexing, microchipping, vaccinations, worm and flea treatments). Once you take your pet home, you will then be responsible for their ongoing care – this includes food, bedding, annual vaccinations, vet check ups, council registration, toys, training, etc. Do your finances allow for these regular expenses?
** If you can’t see your perfect match listed above, let us know the personality, age, and type of animal you are looking for by filling in an application form. We often have animals in foster care and it might be one of them is your perfect match. We’ll make sure we contact you before publishing them for adoption.
One at a Time (OAAT) rescues, rehabilitates and re-homes hundreds of animals every year. As part of this process, all animals spend time in foster care where their carer gets to know the animal’s temperament, personality, and energy levels. If you feel a bit listed might be a good fit for your lifestyle, family, future plans and finances, please apply below.
Every application will be considered, and those most suitable will be contacted for a short phone chat, followed by a meet and greet, and then a home check. We want to be sure it’s not just a match – but the perfect match!