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Are you looking to adopt?
Adopting a pet is a wonderful decision, but it’s important to remember that it is a long-term commitment. Cats and dogs can live 10–20 years or more, and during that time they rely on their owners for food, care, safety, and love.
Before adopting, please consider whether you are able to provide a stable, caring home for the whole of their life. Pets are not temporary companions — they become part of the family.
When you adopt, you’re not just giving an animal a home today — you’re making a promise to care for them for life.
If you're ready to make a lifelong commitment, have a look below at our furry friends that are currently available for rehoming!
Serabi
Serabi
Beautiful Shy Mama:
Looking for her happy ever after
After being displaced from her home, Serabi arrived on a kind stranger’s doorstep with a belly full of kittens—still just a kitten herself. Despite her difficult start, she safely raised her babies and showed what a devoted little mum she is.
She was cared for temporarily in a loving home, but unfortunately was unable to stay due to conflict with a resident senior cat while protecting her kittens. Now desexed and in DAWG’s care, Serabi is ready for a fresh start.
Serabi can be a little shy at first, but with patience and kindness, her sweet nature begins to shine. The quickest way to win her over is certainly through food—this former street cat has developed quite the refined taste, with a particular fondness for quality meats and even smoked salmon.
If you are looking for a gentle, deserving companion and are willing to give her the time she needs to settle in, Serabi will reward you with quiet affection and loyal companionship.
*JULY 2026*
Gally
Gally
Female Brown Puppy (DOB: 29 March)
Gally girl came with her sisters and is ready to be adopted! She is quiet in nature and loves to please. She will follow you everywhere and is learning her basic commands.
Are you interested in giving one of these beautiful animals a home? Apply to adopt today!
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