Surrendering Your Cat/Kitten

The number of unwanted cats and kittens in Tasmania is growing.

We can attribute this to:

  • the cost-of-living pressures people are facing,
  • an aging population of people downsizing their properties and seeking supported care
    which excludes companion animals,
  • the growing awareness about the differences between cat colonies and feral cats and the
    opportunities for a positive impact on the reduction of colony cats by bringing them into care at an early age,
  • changes to legislation have restricted multiple cat ownership. As a result, more people are seeking assistance to comply with the new rules by surrendering their cats for rehoming.

 

Surrendering your pet

 

Here’s what you need to do:

  • A person needing to surrender fills in a cat surrender form on our website.
  • We operate a ‘managed intake’ model and will work with those needing assistance as we are able.
  • We are not a Cat Management Facility, but hold a Multi-Cat Permit. 
  • Cats and kittens are surrendered to our Animal Care Centre at 108 Tarleton Road, Spreyton. 
Your cat may not be broken but it does need to be fixed

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The Safe Beds & Centrepay Desex programs and animal surrenders are closed between 15/12/2023 until 2/01/2024.
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