Zara

Zara was one of 10 kittens brought in to the RSPCA Animal Care Centre as strays. They had been living in a paddock down the road from a very kind stranger, who was able to catch them and bring them in. They were also able to catch both mother cats, which they had desexed and kept.

Zara and her siblings were a little sick when they arrived. They had a terrible case of fleas and worms and had developed cat flu. Thankfully, they arrived before it became too serious and were easily medicated and kept safe in the kitten hospital.

The RSPCA promotes responsible cat ownership and, in-line with the Cat Management Act, we recommend keeping cats inside at all times, or having a secure outdoor play area for them to venture into safely to enjoy some fresh air and sunshine.

All Cats and Kittens adopted from the RSPCA are desexed, microchipped, have had their first vaccination and are treated for fleas and intestinal worms.