Squeaky has the cutest little meow! It's a mix between high pitched squeak and a chirp. Actually, it always sounds like she is singing. She's a friendly little tortoiseshell kitten. She loves sitting on laps and being cuddled. And also loves her food so much. Squeaky turned up in a location where colony cats were getting food - as she was also looking for food herself - she was so hungry and thirsty. We don't know where she came from or how long she had been living outdoors without food, but she was very thin and hungry, and neglected at the time we found her. My neighbour actually told me he first saw her under his balcony area, so I went out to have a look and discovered that she was a friendly little kitten, and not an unsocialised colony cat. We took her in, gave her lots of nice food to get the weight back on, treat her for fleas and worms and then get her desexed. At the time of her first vaccination, the vet noticed that her right ear was full of pus and discharge, so she was given convenia - an antibiotic. As the ear was clogged with discharge, the vet couldn't examine properly, but said a closer look can be done when she gets desexed. the first antibotic injection helped the ear infection for a while, but not completely. Two weeks after that, Squeaky was admitted for desexing and a closer look at the ear while under sedation. This revealed a perforated ear drum - the cause of the infection. The reason for this is not known, but obviously had been neglected for treatment where she used to live. During the recovery of surgery, she was given stronger antibiotics to treat the ear infection and after a few weeks was rechecked at the vet - which showed infection had cleared and the eardrum had healed. Squeaky's new owner may need to keep an eye on this to check that it hasn't relapsed or reoccured, but it's a simple process which your vet can do. Squeaky is such a friendly, loving little girl and would be great with kids that treat her gently. She will get on with other cats, but hasn't been tested with a dog. However, being a kitten, can adjust easily.

Tabitha came into care as a rescue from a homeless situation at 7 weeks of age. Initially not used to people and being quite scared, she has now adjusted so well, that she loves cuddles, and sleeping on laps. She is a very cute little sweetheart . Very active, loves to play with her brother Henri and sister Dana, as well as the older cats in the home. She purrs when you pick her up and cuddle her in your arms and even likes to balance on your shoulder as you walk around the home with her Tabitha is under the care of rescue group Musos Of Bremen. you can find us on facebook. https://www.facebook.com/helpingthecats/

Imelda was named after Imelda Marcos once I noticed her obsession with playing with shoelaces. Imelda is a very affectionate kitten. Every morning I find her on my stomach purring away while she waits for me to wake up and feed her. Imelda is part of a litter of 4 kittens. She has two sisters and one brother. Her mum was rescued while still pregnant, which meant that Imelda was able to grow up safely inside. She was protected indoors with her mum getting the food she needed to feed her babies until Imelda was able to start eating solids. This gave her and her littermates the means to be able to grow up being used to humans and patted and weighed every day to make sure she was growing well. She was given a chance in life to become a friendly little kitten and the making of a great pet. If a kitten doesn't get the exposure to humans before the age of 3 months old, they will become very timid and not trusting of people - which happens a lot in the local neighbourhood in Bankstown. Imelda loves to play with her sisters and with Cindy, and she gets quite excited with inexpensive toys like the plastic strip you cut off the top of the cat biscuit bag. She loves to play with your hands and fingers as well, and loves a little finger nibble. If you take your finger away, she will grab it and pull it back so she can gently chew a bit more. She is a calico cat, with mostly white on her coat. Her patches of colour are ginger and light grey patches with tabby striping in the colour patches. Imelda is available to be adopted with another kitten or cat so she has company. If you already have another cat, she would be a good companion, or you can adopt her with one of her sisters If you are on facebook, here is a video of Imelda playing with her littermates: https://www.facebook.com/helpingthecats/videos/1705822836135178/ Here is Imelda at at 6 weeks of age:https://www.facebook.com/helpingthecats/videos/1695387933845335/ Here she is enjoying her dinner: https://www.facebook.com/helpingthecats/videos/1700866626630799/ Imelda's adoption fee covers the cost of desexing, vaccination and microchip. Imelda also has 2 other sisters who are available for adoption and I have some other beautiful older cats also available to adopt. Please see this link for full listing of available cats ready to adopt: https://www.petrescue.com.au/groups/11019/Musos-of-Bremen

as cute as a delicious slice of coconut ice!!

"hold me closer, Tiny Dancer" She is a pretty tortoiseshell who has been rescued from the streets - where she was always on the lookout for a feed around the neighbourhood. She has a compact little figure, hence the name Tiny Dancer, and sits so pretty as she arches her neck and back as she laps up your pats. Elton John's lyrics to the song Tiny Dancer are very befitting to this little lady: "Pretty eyed, pirate smile, you'll marry a music man Ballerina, you must have seen her dancing in the sand And now she's in me, always with me, tiny dancer in my hand" "I'm waiting for my dinner!" That's how she is every day in one of the photos you see. She will follow you into the kitchen waiting for the food bowl and spoon and then walk in front of you, meowing in great expectations, knowing her dinner is on the way. Endora certainly knows where to go to wait to be served! Such a good little girl. The tip of her slim tail is always on a curl, which makes me think she has Asian breed genes in her. Endora's personality is very much an independent girl. She loves a gentle pat and ear scratch, stretching her neck for you. She is not so much a lap cat though, but is happy to sleep next to you either on the couch or the bed. Her meows are also quite Siamese like and she is very much a talker. If you have other cats, she gets on well with other laid back cats and likes a snuggle with them too. She's not too much of a fan of other cats that like to challenge her, for example chase her around for play time or hassle.. Endora prefers a peaceful home with other peaceful cats. Endora will suit being in home with no children and an owner that is experienced in cat ownership that understands the quirky ways that Asian breed characteristics have. Endora is an indoor cat and uses her litter tray perfectly. She gets in the crazy kitty moods at times and runs around chasing her toys and carrying the feather bird toy like she has made a catch. She gets on well with other cats and cuddles up to her big sisters and wraps her arms around them. Here is a video of Endora enjoying a grooming session with Pierre https://www.facebook.com/helpingthecats/videos/1511835255533938/ and here is another link as she enjoys sleeping next to her human on a cold winter night https://www.facebook.com/helpingthecats/videos/1884213011629492/ Bring out the BBQ chicken and you can't keep her away. Just don't eat it near her or she will try to help herself to your plate :)