Cat Adoption Joondalup

Joondalup is mostly family homes with yards, which gives a rescue cat plenty of room, and an older cat that already lives well with children can be a good fit for a busy household. Kittens are fun but need more time and supervision, so think about who is home during the day.

There is no cat shelter in Joondalup, so most adopters here look to Cat Haven in Shenton Park, Western Australia's largest cat shelter, or to SAFE Perth, which rehomes cats through foster carers. At Cat Haven adult cats cost $150 to $230 depending on age and kittens about $425, and every cat is desexed, vaccinated and microchipped before it goes home.

The WA Cat Act 2011 requires cats to be sterilised, microchipped and registered by six months of age, with registration through the City of Joondalup. Councils can set their own rules on where cats may roam, so check the City of Joondalup's current rules before a new cat goes outside.