Cat Adoption Frankston

Frankston has several cat adoption options within a short drive. RSPCA Victoria's Peninsula shelter at Pearcedale and its adoption partner centre at the Petbarn in Frankston both rehome cats, as do The Lost Dogs' Home at Cranbourne West and the Australian Animal Protection Society in Keysborough.

Frankston City Council bans cats from a number of reserves to protect local wildlife, including the Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve, the Seaford Wetlands and the Pines Flora and Fauna Reserve. If you live near bushland, an indoor cat or one with a secure cat run is the sensible choice, and it keeps your cat safe from traffic on the main roads.

Adult cats from Victorian rescues cost $145 to $400 and kittens $235 to $400, with desexing, vaccination and microchipping included. Ask the shelter about bonded pairs, which often settle faster together than a single cat alone. Give any new cat a quiet room of its own for the first few days.