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Cat Adoption Geelong

Rescue cats and kittens for Geelong homes, from RSPCA Victoria and the Melbourne shelters.

About 75 km south-west of the Melbourne CBD · Population about 271,057

Alfie - Domestic Longhair cat available for adoption in Melbourne

Alfie

3 years • Domestic Longhair

Malemedium EnergyLong Haired
The Lost Dogs' Home
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Ammie - Domestic Shorthair cat available for adoption in Melbourne

Ammie

Adult • Domestic Shorthair

Femalemedium EnergyIndoor Only
Kids
Amos - Domestic Medium Hair cat available for adoption in Melbourne

Amos

3 years • Domestic Medium Hair

Malelow Energy
RSPCA Victoria
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Angel - Domestic Longhair cat available for adoption in Melbourne

Angel

12 years 6 months • Domestic Longhair

Femalelow EnergyLong Haired
The Lost Dogs' Home
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Ariel - Domestic Short Hair cat available for adoption in Melbourne

Ariel

2 years • Domestic Short Hair

Femalemedium Energy
The Lost Dogs' Home
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Banoffee pie / Billie - Domestic Short Hair cat available for adoption in Melbourne

Banoffee pie / Billie

7 months • Domestic Short Hair

Femalehigh Energy
Kids
Australian Animal Protection Society
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Beret - Domestic Short Hair cat available for adoption in Melbourne

Beret

7 months • Domestic Short Hair

Femalehigh Energy
Kids
Australian Animal Protection Society
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Big Man - Domestic Short Hair cat available for adoption in Melbourne

Big Man

4 years 1 month • Domestic Short Hair

Malemedium Energy
RSPCA Victoria
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Biscotto - Domestic Short Hair cat available for adoption in Melbourne

Biscotto

9 years 11 months • Domestic Short Hair

Malelow Energy
Kids
RSPCA Victoria
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About cat adoption in Geelong

Geelong adopters looking for a cat have a shorter trip than they might expect. RSPCA Victoria rehomes cats through its adoption partner centre at the Petbarn in Waurn Ponds, alongside its main Melbourne shelters, and The Lost Dogs' Home and Lort Smith both rehome cats to households across Victoria.

A rescue cat suits Geelong life well, from a unit near the waterfront to a family house in the newer estates. Many councils in Victoria set rules on keeping cats contained, so check the City of Greater Geelong's current requirements before your cat arrives, and set up a secure indoor space or a cat run if you have a garden.

Victorian rescue fees for an adult cat run $145 to $400 and kittens $235 to $400, with desexing, vaccination and microchipping included. Older cats are often reduced or free, and they tend to be calmer company for a first-time owner. Ring ahead before driving to Melbourne so the cat you have in mind is still there.

Geelong Cat Adoption FAQ

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Where can I find cat adoption near me in Geelong?▼
LocalPetFinder lists adoptable rescue cats from Melbourne-area rescues that serve Geelong, refreshed regularly, with Geelong'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 near me in Geelong?▼
RSPCA Victoria rehomes cats through its adoption partner centre at the Petbarn in Waurn Ponds, and The Lost Dogs' Home and Lort Smith rehome cats from Melbourne. This page shows the cats currently available to Geelong adopters.
How much does it cost to adopt a cat in Geelong?▼
Adult cats from Victorian rescues cost $145 to $400 and kittens $235 to $400. Desexing, vaccination and microchipping are included, and senior cats are often reduced or free.
Do I need to register a cat in Geelong?▼
Yes. Cats three months and over must be registered with your local council and the registration renews each year. A desexed cat usually costs less to register, and the council can tell you the current fee and any containment rules.