27/07/2026
* EXCITING NEWS!!! *
Hi everyone!
You know how we've been hyping up some big news recently? Well, here it is! Over the past two months, we have been quietly working on founding our very own pet rescue. As most of you will know, we have been foster carers for over 8 years and have cared for more than 400 pets within that period. Additionally, we have rescued at least 56 domestic animals from veterinary hospitals and clinics ourselves since 2018, so we figured, why not start our own rescue?
Focusing on continuing to bridge the gap between councils, larger rescues, and veterinary clinics and hospitals, our aim is to be the "middle women" for the pets finding themselves ownerless and vulnerable in a veterinary setting. For more information, please read our mission statement here: https://www.petrescue.com.au/groups/12383
Undecided on a name, but wanting to get the ball rolling with two neonate kittens in our care, we landed on the very original POOPER SCOOPERS PET RESCUE. Although we may have our paperwork and advertising platform in order, we haven't yet finished our branding, but we didn't want this to hold us back from sharing our two babies with you all now that they're ready for adoption.
So, without further ado, we'd like to introduce you to our two 11-week-old little cuties. With a rough start to life on a property with too many cats, they found their way to us when a caring member of the public handed them into an emergency vet hospital, who then asked us to take them on. Separated from mum too young, we fed and toileted them until they were old enough to be taught to do it themselves. They have since been microchipped, steralised, vaccinated and regularly treated for parasites. They're playful, confident, love the company of other cats and adore playing with kids.
If you're interested in opening your heart and home to a new family member, please visit their profiles at these links:
Male kitten: https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1206305
Female kitten: https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1206304
As proud as we are of ourselves for making this happen, we know it wouldn't have been possible without the support of our PSPC clients, local community, and our veterinary industry colleagues across Perth. We'd also like to give a special thanks to Dr Rajpreet Kaur for coming on board as PSPR's primary care veterinarian.
Again, we're so excited to share this with our local and PSPC community and thank you all for your support of our little business over the past 3 years.
Love from Jaz & Amelia xoxo