AWLQ Willawong Animal Rehoming Centre

For some reason the city council and RSPCA won't take strays. Thank golly places like this exist. Farewell Mr cat O/

I’ve been volunteering At Willawong since March. I also have a foster from here name Fang which I ended up keeping. These guys do a great job in looking after these animals, and they have such amazing staff who actually cares about them. They keep their facilities well looked after and clean and the animals are well looked after also. I’ve seen them take a dog from a lady who went to 3 vets and RSPCA who refused to take it. I’ve seen them first hand take animals with no questions ask from the people dropping them off. They’re great and if you want to support an animal refuge company then please do it with these guys. Thanks Team for keeping them safe.

Doing a great job for all animals.I love this place and my forever Fur Friend Panda

I’ve adopted two cats from the Willawong shelter. Both experiences amazing. The staff are so helpful and kind. It amazes me how many animals they care for. Highly recommend for anyone thinking about adopting.

Went over the weekend to see the kittens/cats. You could tell that they were reasonably well looked after. Spoke to the manager and he was very well informed and provided alot of information.

Picked up my beautiful rescue cat from Willawong branch.Ian on staff was super informative, genuinely interested in my request for cat.Absolutely adore my new baby and would highly recommend this shelter as they do care about the animals and all have health checks, microchips etc.I felt positive that my choice of cat had been looked after to a high standard and I felt comfortable knowing that she was in good health at time of adoption.

Staff here very helpful and knowledgeable about animals..they took time to answer questions about my dog with some of his health issues

We adopted a beautiful blue tabby cat here. The staff were very friendly and knew their cats well. They told us their stories and health histories. The cats here were also very charming, we honestly had a hard time deciding which cat we'll go home with. It also seemed like the cats were more relaxed and friendlier here compared to RSPCA Wacol where most cats we met were very scared and timid, probably because of the stress of dealing with lots of visitors.When we visited on a weekend, we were the only ones there so we were able to take our time getting to know the cats to find out which one chose us (tbh a lot of them seemed to want to come with us, and it's a bit sad we can only take one!). If you are considering adopting, we highly recommend AWLQ.

I work there on Wednesdays the staff are really lovely and nice they give you some good vice about dogs it's a great place to work at justin