Adoptable rescue cats in Kerikeri and the surrounding NZ area, refreshed regularly.
Updated regularly from Kerikeri and New Zealand rescues. Compare, match, and adopt easier.
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3 years 6 months • Domestic Short Hair
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Looking to adopt a cat in Kerikeri? Every cat on this page is listed by a rescue serving the Kerikeri area, so you can see what is genuinely available locally without checking each rescue's site one by one. Each profile links straight back to the rescue that has them.
Browse adoptable cats by breed. Each breed page shows what is available in Kerikeri now, plus what the breed costs to adopt, the health to plan for and the local law.
There are 3 adoptable rescue cats listed in Kerikeri right now. Rescue numbers move quickly as animals are adopted, so the count changes between visits.
Every cat on this page comes from SPCA New Zealand. Each listing links straight to that rescue's own page, where the application is handled.
No. LocalPetFinder is a discovery platform, not a rescue. We bring listings together in one place so you do not have to check each rescue's website separately. Applications, approvals and adoption decisions are handled entirely by the rescue.
No. LocalPetFinder is free. Adoption fees are set by the rescue and are paid to them directly, not to us.
That is up to the rescue. Some rehome only within their local area, others will consider adopters further afield. The rescue's own listing page states their policy — check it before applying.
No. LocalPetFinder is an independent site that lists the cats up for adoption at SPCA New Zealand's centres, so you can see them by city in one place. To adopt, you apply to the SPCA itself: open a cat's profile and use the Register to adopt button on the SPCA's own page. SPCA adoptions are by appointment, and the SPCA makes every adoption decision.
SPCA New Zealand charges the same fees at every centre: $299 for a kitten under five months, $149 for a cat aged five months to nine years, and $75 for a senior cat aged ten or older. Cats are desexed, microchipped and vaccinated before adoption, and the fee includes a $15 lifetime registration on the New Zealand Companion Animal Register. A $2.50 service charge is added, long-stay animals (adoptable for more than 42 days) are 30% off, and adopting more than one animal is 15% off.
There is no national law yet. A Cat Management Bill requiring companion cats to be microchipped and registered was launched in December 2024 and is still going through Parliament. Some councils already require it through their own bylaws, including Wellington, Hutt, Porirua, Palmerston North, Nelson, Tasman, Whanganui, Whangārei and Far North, usually with desexing as well. Check your council before you bring a cat home. SPCA cats are desexed and microchipped before adoption either way.
Yes. Far North District Council has a bylaw requiring cats to be desexed and microchipped, with the microchip registered on the New Zealand Companion Animal Register. The bylaw sets the ages by which this must be done, so check the council's website for the details. A cat adopted from the SPCA is already desexed and microchipped.