Become a Foster Carer
In foster care, our rescue cats and kittens receive the love, attention, and comfort of a safe home environment. Foster carers also play a vital role in helping cats who are recovering from illness or injury, or those who simply need a little extra support before they’re ready for adoption.
If you love cats, are open to learning, and have a little extra space in your home and heart, we’d love for you to join our foster team.
The success of Mornington Moggie Rescue relies on our dedicated foster families — we couldn’t do it without you!
Foster Requirements
Here’s what you’ll need to join the Mornington Moggie Rescue foster family:
🐾 Live near or on the Mornington Peninsula
🐾 Be able to get to one of our conveniently located vets in Rosebud, Hastings, or Frankston
🐾 A spare room, office, or bathroom for your furry guests
🐾 Have 1–2 hours a day to give them love & care
🐾 And most importantly… a big heart and a love of cats! 🐱💖
Mornington Moggie Rescue will provide:
We’ve got you covered with everything your foster kitty will need:
🐾 All medical care (including desexing)
🍽️ Food, bowls & feeding supplies
🚽 Litter, litter tray & scoop
🧸 Toys, blankets & scratchers
All you bring is the space, time, and love — we’ll take care of the rest! 🐱✨
What our Amazing Foster Carers provide:
What we ask from you is:
🐾 Daily care – feeding, fresh water, clean litter
🐾 Daily playtime & cuddles (the best part!)
🐾 Transport to vet appointments
🐾 Transport to Meet & Greet events
🐾 Cute photos of your foster kitties so we can show them off!
Together, we make the purrfect team in giving cats and kittens a second chance.
Ready to become a Foster Carer?
Fostering can be a wonderful family effort and a great way for older children and teenagers to learn responsibility, compassion, and the importance of giving back to their community.
At Mornington Moggie Rescue, we work with each foster carer to find the perfect match for their family and lifestyle — whether that’s a calm and cuddly adult cat, playful adolescent kittens, a mum with her newborns, or even special needs and medically fragile cats and kittens who need a little extra care.
No matter who you welcome into your home, fostering truly makes a life-changing difference.