North Shore Animal Rescue
About Us
We are an Animal Rescue group based near Hornsby in the Upper North Shore area of Sydney. We rescue cats and kittens from Death Row Pounds across the Sydney area. We provide love, care and medical treatment until our rescued animals are healthy and well, before finding them new, loving homes.
Last Updated (Wednesday, 09 May 2012 23:22)
MAY NEWS: 'Cat of the Week' section in the Bush Telegraph
The Bush Telegraph has kindly agreed to run a 'NSAR Cat of the Week' section in their weekly publication, which is delivered to over 20, 000 homes from Hornsby to the Hawksbury area. This is wonderful publicity and helps enormously with raising our profile within the local community.
Many thanks to Kathi, the editor of The Bush Telegraph (and a great supporter of animal welfare and rescue causes) for her ongoing support of our rescue work.
Last Updated (Wednesday, 09 May 2012 23:04) Adoption Saturdays 2012
If you are considering adopting a rescue cat from NSAR, you can come along to Normanhurst Vet Practice every Saturday, between 8am to 1pm, to meet Nicky and a selection of the cats that we have available for adoption. Outside of a Saturday, please give Nicky a call on 0420 855126 to discuss adopting and to make an appointment to view our cats.
Normanhurst Vet Practice is located at 31 Normanhurst Road, Normanhurst.
Last Updated (Wednesday, 09 May 2012 23:20) Cats and Kittens Available for AdoptionCATS We currently have 19 cats (aged from 18 months upwards) that are looking for their new home, so if you are looking to adopt, please visit the 'Animals for Adoption' section of our website, which gives full details of all the animals we have in care. We have a wonderful variety of cats of all shapes and sizes, long, medium and short-haired. All our of our cats come vet-checked, microchipped, desexed and vaccinated, plus we offer a a 28 day 'family-fit' trial period. Thank you for considering adopting one of our lovely rescue cats.
KITTENS We also work in partnership with our local vet, Normanhurst Vet Practice, to rehome stray and abandoned kittens found within the local area. As at 9th May 2012, Normanhurst Vet Practice currently has nine kittens available for viewing and adoption, brief details listed below: Cleo, Bear and Bosco - 7 week old kittens. See picture and full listing under 'cats for adoption' page Bandit - 10 week old Black male kitten. See picture and full listing under 'cats for adoption' page Marbles - 8 weeks old dark Tortie female kitten. See picture and full listing under 'cats for adoption' pages 2x 5 week old black kittens, both females 2x 7 week old tabby kittens, one male and one female.
Last Updated (Wednesday, 09 May 2012 23:29) Thinking about Adopting a NSAR Cat?If you are thinking about adopting at one of our Adoption Saturdays, please visit the 'Adopting From Us' section on the website as this provides you with an overview of the adoption process.
Please allow about an hour for your visit, as you will need to have a chat with Nicky in order for her to assess what type of cat would best suit your situation.
What you'll need to being with you:
A form of ID such as your drivers licence that shows your name and address.
The adoption Fee (Cash and EPTPOS are accepted at the Vet Clinic)
A suitable cat carrier to take your adopted cat home in (sorry, cardboard boxes or plastic crates are not acceptable to transport cats in)
Food and Cat Equipment:
Nicky can give you advice on the cats' dietery requirements and premium dried food is available to purchase from Normanhurst Vet Practice.
We also have a limited amount of very low priced used cat equipment, such as feeding bowls, litter trays, blankets and toys that can be purchased at time of adopting from us. Last Updated (Sunday, 20 November 2011 16:24) |
Since we started our Death Row Rescue and Re-homing Programme in March 2010, 150 of our rescued cats and kittens have found new homes with loving owners in the Hornsby area and surrounding North Shore suburbs, which has now extended to include adoptive families from the wider Sydney/NSW area.
We couldn't do this without the wonderful people out there who make a conscious choice to give a home to an animal in need. Thank you all so much!


