Cat Adoption Sydney Inc

19/08/2026

💚💚💚INTRODUCING THE DIVINE, TILLY💚💚💚

FOSTER OR FOREVER HOME NEEDED

This petite sweet cat came into our care recently after being rescued from a colony in the garden of some units in the Inner West.

She has only been with us a short while and is adjusting to the surroundings of a home.

Tilly had human contact with her feeders and the residents, but she had not been inside, and she is adapting well and beginning to show us a little more about her every day.

Her gentle and soft nature makes her easy to fall in love with. She loves her food, play time and being patted.

While she is waiting for her forever home, we really need a foster carer. A relaxed and calm home where she can continue to shine.

PLEASE SHARE TILLY'S POST

Check out more photos and videos https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1210193
Foster Application: https://forms.gle/WwGskqSftBKcBsq59
Adoption application: https://forms.gle/LNebTUCAiYfJjqvW9

16/08/2026

🐾🐾🐾🐾IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE🐾🐾🐾🐾

Handsome, silver tabby, Loki. Don't be concerned. He doesn't have a sore eye. He just has the one😉🏴‍☠️

Mini-Archie, named after Big Archie. They are identical in tabby appearance so the naming made it easier to identify who was who.
She was busy making biscuits after her tummy was full and we must say, she is very good at her job⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Tiny-Cat, who is curled up with Bruce💞💞💞 She was always on her own and very intimidated by some of the bigger personalities in the colony. We are so happy to see her snuggled up behind this big gentle boy.🩵🩵🩵

Our hearts don't hurt for our darling colony cats. They are so lucky, compared the thousands of strays/homeless cats across the country doing it so tough.

We are so fortunate to be able to put shelters, blankets and provide fresh food, treats and clean water. There are many other cats that we, and other volunteers, are not able to do this much for. People aren't as compassionate to cats or the carers trying to ensure they are not suffering.

There are cats in need everywhere. Please keep your eyes and hearts open. They will be in your local area.

Volunteers are always needed. Whether it is feeding, donating food, medicine or fostering There is plenty of room for a helping hand.

There are many ways and opportunities you can make a difference and what a very rewarding and special thing to do😺🌈

09/08/2026

Friday was a tough day.

We were told by another rescuer that a black and white tuxedo cat was posted on a local page and had been hit by a car and was deceased. It was right near the colony we care for, and we all feared the worst.

Some incredibly kind people who sighted this fur baby, not only took the time to make a post but in their words, "I'm sorry to whoever's beautiful pet this is. We've gently covered them and made a little resting place, so they're protected from passers-by and be treated with dignity."

"So sorry for your loss."

Along with the post was a map location and a photo. They had covered the little body with large pine tree fronds and had made a makeshift cross out of two small branches.

One of the volunteers quickly went to see if it was one of our colony cats. It was not. A moment of relief was replaced with a wave of sadness.

She wrapped him up in a towel and took him to the vet to scan for a chip but there was not one. He was a healthy weight and was not desexed and an update was put on the page in case anyone reported him missing.

There was a lot of kindness that day from the hearts of strangers.

Whether this cat was owned or not, his existence mattered and he is now with all the other animals living their best lives over the rainbow bridge 🌈🌈🌈

Please enjoy some clips of cats that we care for. They may not be in our homes but are definitely in our hearts

04/08/2026

🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳DOLLY GOT A FOREVER HOME🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

We are so happy to report that Dolly is now in her forever home.

It gets better though. It is with her sister, Smokey!!!!!

Smokey was in foster care and like Dolly, had the sweetest nature and won the hearts of her carers who wanted to adopt her.

It was such a success that this generous mother and son, offered to foster Dolly. If the two got a long, they would adopt her also.

Dolly was taken over on Sunday, and these are the pictures today😍. We think it is safe to say that this is a success.

Sometimes cat who haven't seen each other for this length of time can often not bond immediately but these two reunited with no issue and everyone involved is beyond thrilled.

Sharing our posts requesting foster carers really helps. One successful application saves a life and enables us to help another cat.

Thank you for supporting our work by liking, sharing and helping anyway you can. 🙏🙏🙏

02/08/2026

DRUM ROLL PLEASE🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

UP CLOSE AND IN PERSON, STEVE 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

We've been keeping you updated with this big, and absolutely stunning tabby male, that had found his way to the colony earlier this year and had been keeping a distance.

Finally, on Saturday evening, he was so brave and made contact with one of the feeders. It also helped being hand fed a kilo of high quailty roo mince😍

We can tell by his gentle temperament that he has been near humans before but is just very wary. It's scary to try to survive and attempt to assimilate into a colony. As all the cats are desexed, and food is on hand, the other cats are very accepting of a frightened newcomer.

The goal is to get him eating out in the open so we can trap him and get him desexed and the intention will be to have a foster carer take him on so we can get him a home. We will check for a microchip but it is unlikely he will have one.

We hope you enjoy this video as much as we do as it's a relief to see him up close and beginning to trust and ensuring he is well fed and feels safe.

We already all love Steve.

02/08/2026

Charities all across the country rely on the generosity of volunteers in many areas.

Animal Rescue Cooperative (ARC) began in 2019 to support communities in need and began in a single shed.

ARC is a national volunteer-powered charity supporting animals, rescuers and communities across Australia.

They operate a network of hubs, partner organisations and specialised teams that provide food, medical supplies, emergency support and practical assistance wherever it’s needed.

Their mission is simple: help animals, support the people who care for them, and strengthen community resilience.

We are always so grateful to be on the receiving end of their efforts and once again thank all the team of volunteers at ARC.

Shout out to all the donors who work together with ARC to make this possible.







There are many ways to support ARC, so checkout their site and find out more https://arcsupport.org.au/newabout/

28/07/2026

This is a compilation of some our colony cats that we are very grateful to share our lives with and in turn, show all of you. 💕

IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE

Fuzzy & Matty always eat together. They occasionally squabble but it's very rare that they are not right by each other's sides. Both are approximately 8 years old and have had their share of health issues over the years, but we have cared for them through the hard times, and as you can see, they are both very relaxed enjoying being hand fed bits of fresh roo.

Little Billie, has come a long way in the last six months. He has been so brave and has his own little spot under the pallets away from the rest of the colony. For years we haven't been able to give him treats or fresh meat as he would run far away if you went anywhere near him. He gets lots of everything now and he's being so courageous and it's paying off as he is stacking on some extra weight which he needed.

Baked Bean is the the only cat at the colony that speaks for all the others. He will meow relentlessly until he has had his special plate of wet cat food, as he doesn't like fresh meat! He is a beautiful dark orange tabby and a big sook. His besties are any of the torties and most definitely NOT Matty or Fuzzy.

Beautiful big Bear, the fluffy tuxedo stunner sitting in his shed on a donated cat post along with his bed fellow, Bruce. Bear appears to be surveying all that is his while Bruce has already had his own plate of tinned food, milk and some treats, so no need to move now.

We hope that you've enjoyed another glimpse of how a managed colony can be a safe and happy place for homeless cats.

27/07/2026

21/07/2026

Dolly is officially on Pet Rescue for adoption!🥳
She also needs a foster carer in the meantime so please share so we can find her a forever home.
To see find out more about Dolly and see more gorgeous pics and videos please go to her Pet Rescue profile.
https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1205239
Foster Application
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd5Jo9BKD7X5krGcIEx0Huf1mzh05ny7tLWal1R8TzR3tM_9Q/viewform?pli=1

17/07/2026

There are hundreds, if not thousands, of homeless cats living across Sydney. Every day we see just how difficult life is for these cats and kittens as they struggle to survive on the streets.

With rescue organisations already overwhelmed and abandoned cats continuing to appear everyday, stabilising established colonies is often the kindest and most realistic solution.

Bunny Big Ears is one of the residents of a large managed colony. He is one of the lucky ones. He has shelter, regular food, familiar kitty companions, and dedicated carers who look after him instead of trying to drive him away.

We spend countless hours observing these colonies, and what we see consistently reinforces why this approach works.

Once cats are desexed, they no longer have the instinct to roam in search of mates. They remain close to the places they know are safe, living peacefully within their social groups. They are almost always waiting nearby when we arrive because they have learned that their wellbeing depends on the people who care for them.

Like any family, there is the occasional disagreement, but it is usually over in moments. Without females coming into season and males competing for mates, the tension disappears. The colony becomes stable, the cats are healthier and more relaxed, and they can simply get on with being cats.

As you can see, Bunny has become just like our own house cats and will get up when he feels like it.