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Cat Adoption Logan

Rescue cats for Logan adopters, from AWLQ at Stapylton and Willawong, RSPCA Queensland and Brisbane foster carers.

About 25 km south of the Brisbane CBD · Population about 345,098

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 Logan

Cat adopters in Logan can reach two Animal Welfare League Queensland rehoming centres, at Stapylton and Willawong, along with RSPCA Queensland's Brisbane Animal Care Campus at Wacol. Animals in Need Brisbane adds cats that are living in foster homes, which is useful if you want a cat whose carer can tell you how it behaves in a normal household.

Adult cats from Brisbane rescues usually cost about $150 to $180, and kittens usually cost more. The fee normally includes desexing, vaccination and microchipping. Listings show age, sex and temperament notes and link back to the rescue for your application.

Logan is one of the councils around Brisbane that registers cats as well as dogs. Logan City Council requires all cats aged 12 weeks and over to be registered, using the microchip number and proof of desexing that come with an adopted cat. Paralysis ticks also affect cats in South East Queensland, so talk to your vet about prevention.

Logan Cat Adoption FAQ

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Where can I find cat adoption near me in Logan?▼
LocalPetFinder lists adoptable rescue cats from Brisbane-area rescues that serve Logan, refreshed regularly, with Logan's own listings shown first. Each profile links straight to the rescue so you can apply with them directly.
Do cats need to be registered in Logan?▼
Yes. Logan City Council requires all cats and dogs aged 12 weeks and over to be registered. Have your cat's microchip number and desexing proof ready, both of which come with a rescue adoption.
Where can I adopt a cat near Logan?▼
Animal Welfare League Queensland rehomes cats at Stapylton and Willawong, and RSPCA Queensland rehomes cats at Wacol. Animals in Need Brisbane also has cats in foster homes across greater Brisbane.
How much is a rescue cat in Logan?▼
Adult cats usually cost about $150 to $180 from Brisbane rescues, and kittens usually cost more. Desexing, vaccination and microchipping are normally included.