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Cat Adoption Ipswich

Rescue cats for Ipswich adopters, from AWLQ's West Ipswich centre, RSPCA Queensland at Wacol and Brisbane foster carers.

About 40 km west of the Brisbane CBD · Population about 229,208

Amalfi - Domestic Short Hair cat available for adoption in Brisbane

Amalfi

4 years 2 months • Domestic Short Hair

Femalemedium Energy
Animal Welfare League Queensland
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Archie - Domestic Short Hair cat available for adoption in Brisbane

Archie

6 years 6 months • Domestic Short Hair

Malelow Energy
Animal Welfare League Queensland
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Ashy - Domestic Medium Hair cat available for adoption in Brisbane

Ashy

5 years 1 month • Domestic Medium Hair

Malemedium Energy
Animal Welfare League Queensland
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Bubbles - Russian Blue Domestic Short Hair mix cat available for adoption in Brisbane
Femalelow EnergyLow Allergen
Animals in Need Brisbane
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Callie - Domestic Short Hair cat available for adoption in Brisbane

Callie

1 year • Domestic Short Hair

Femalehigh Energy
KidsOther Cats
Animals in Need Brisbane
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Chester - Domestic Short Hair cat available for adoption in Brisbane

Chester

1 year • Domestic Short Hair

Malehigh Energy
Kids
Animals in Need Brisbane
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Cujo - Domestic Medium Hair cat available for adoption in Brisbane

Cujo

11 years 4 months • Domestic Medium Hair

Malehigh EnergyLong Haired
Kids
Animal Welfare League Queensland
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Dandelion - Snowshoe cat available for adoption in Brisbane

Dandelion

9 months • Snowshoe

Femalehigh Energy
Animal Welfare League Queensland
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Elsie - Domestic Medium Hair cat available for adoption in Brisbane

Elsie

9 years • Domestic Medium Hair

Femalemedium Energy
Animal Welfare League Queensland
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About cat adoption in Ipswich

Ipswich adopters have a cat adoption centre close to home. Animal Welfare League Queensland's Ipswich Animal Rehoming Centre in West Ipswich rehomes cats as well as dogs, and RSPCA Queensland's Brisbane Animal Care Campus sits just east at Wacol. Animals in Need Brisbane adds cats living in foster homes across greater Brisbane.

Adult cat fees from Brisbane rescues are usually about $150 to $180, and kittens usually cost more. The fee normally covers desexing, vaccination and microchipping. Each listing shows age, sex and temperament notes, and links back to the rescue so you can apply directly.

Before bringing a cat home, read Ipswich City Council's cat owner rules. Cats must be microchipped and kept contained to your house or a suitable enclosure at all times, so an indoor cat or a home with a cat run is the right setup. Paralysis ticks also affect cats in South East Queensland, so ask your vet about tick prevention even for a cat that only goes into an enclosure.

Ipswich Cat Adoption FAQ

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Where can I find cat adoption near me in Ipswich?▼
LocalPetFinder lists adoptable rescue cats from Brisbane-area rescues that serve Ipswich, refreshed regularly, with Ipswich's own listings shown first. Each profile links straight to the rescue so you can apply with them directly.
Where can I adopt a cat in Ipswich?▼
Animal Welfare League Queensland rehomes cats from its Ipswich Animal Rehoming Centre in West Ipswich. RSPCA Queensland at Wacol and foster-based rescue Animals in Need Brisbane also list cats suited to Ipswich homes.
Can my cat roam outside in Ipswich?▼
No. Ipswich City Council requires cats to be contained to your house or a suitable enclosure at all times. Plan an indoor setup or a cat run before your adopted cat arrives.
How much does it cost to adopt a cat near Ipswich?▼
Adult cats from Brisbane rescues usually cost about $150 to $180, and kittens usually cost more. The fee generally includes desexing, vaccination and microchipping.