Pet Agency Central for Buyers and Sellers
Last Updated May 15.
Seller’s sections regarding pups and kittens should be live soon.
For both those wanting to sell or purchase / adopt a pet, please read the information under the contact button below.
Click an image below for information on available pets. Kitten image for kittens etc.
Kittens and (sometimes) Cats.
Currently a pedigreed female Ragdoll kitten is available. $1750. There is also a retired 3-year-old Grand Champion Bi-Colour Blue Grand Champion at $750. Click the photo for more.
Puppies and sometimes Dogs. Click on the above photo. There is a seller and buyer section.
Available: Two French Bulldog female pups. One has sold (May 13) and one (Peach) is available. $2,999.
What We Do
Essentially, we are an agency that matches breeders of pups and kittens with prospective owners.
We post photos and videos regarding various puppies for sale and kittens for sale on the website and elsewhere.
Plus, we maintain and add to a database for those waiting for their specific type or types of dogs and cats. There are both free and paid versions depending on your requirements. Often, people want to be updated on every new litter, have us present at a viewing etc. We accommodate you wherever possible.
The aim is to act within the new guidelines, even though many have not yet taken effect. We have separate sections regarding standard practices to follow.
The new guidelines attempt to address both overbreeding and malevolent behaviour by breeders.
Local government will issue permits for breeding etc.
The State will maintain a registry of all dogs and cats.
Vets etc. will be brought into the equation as well. They will be obliged to report non-compliances.
As such, all animals for sale here must have had a recent vet check, worming, microchip, flea treatment and in the case of kittens, desexing/spay/neuter. We must have the Vet’s details as well. No exceptions.
When the registry is up and active, registration of the parent animals will also be required.
The question of DNA and purity of breed often comes up. Each case is its own. Registered purebreds carry a price tag reflecting that. Purebreds with provenance (paperwork on the parents) a bit less and so on.
Most, when purchasing purebreds won’t pay the extra. They aren’t considering breeding. As such, when they go to sell pups, we often must rely on their word.
Our personal favourite was a litter of Mini Jack Russells (Jackie, Chihuahua cross). Six grew up tiny and cute. One grew to 16 kilos. Yes, two fathers.
In general terms, our service area is Perth, Western Australia. However, there have been animals we sent as far as Singapore and Dubai over the years. Breeders from rural districts often bring their pups and kittens to Perth for pre-arranged viewings as well.
How We Do It
We charge fees. This is covered in detail in each section.
Primarily the sellers pay.
Purchasers mostly don’t. There have been times whereas we have checked out a litter that a purchaser found and other times where we have driven a senior to a viewing etc. That sort of thing has a fee attached.
WA State Rules
The button below takes you directly to the WA State Government page amendments to the Dog Act. Cats are covered within the act as well. It should be renamed. However, that would be sensible, so we don’t see it happening.
After viewing, simply hit your back button and you will be back here.
Disclaimers
Disclaimer 1 Diet
Puppies and kittens are largely fed a fixed diet. If you change it, please do so over the course of a week or two. Quick changes to their diet may result in diarrhoea etc. and we will not be responsible.
Disclaimer 2 DNA
All efforts are made to verify each breed. However, such things as DNA tests are beyond most breeder’s means unless they are with a ‘specialty’ breeder. The physical traits of long-ago generations show up from time to time. Just as they do in people.
Disclaimer 3 You
Over the last decade we have seen many things:
A Poodle pup had its leg broken when one elderly owner was gently tossing the pup to the other. He slipped as he tossed.
A Ragdoll kitten broke its back after getting caught in the cat fencing that the owner had installed at some expense.
A Pomeranian pup died after the owner’s adult granddaughters brought Parvovirus in on their boots. We had warned them to be careful.
Simply put, we aren’t responsible for human error. Things do happen. We do care. That is why we post these events.
A Surgenomics Initiative (Onemobi in Western Australia).
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