Bob - 10 Week Old Domestic (Trial)

Introducing the handsome young man, Bob, a 10-week-old kitten.

Bob was found with his mum and 4 siblings living on the streets of Warners Bay. Though he might not have had to best start to life, he has come so far in his foster home! Bob is playful, outgoing, affectionate and certainly loves his food!

Bob is very confident and prefers to occupy his time by playing with just about anything he can find. He loves to climb on his cat tower but his favourite thing to do is torment his Brother. Bob can be an only cat or would also suit a household with a friendly cat. However, Bob is not too fond of dogs, he would be best suited to a home without dogs.

Bob just loves any attention he can get and is a delight to be around. Bob provides endless hours of entertainment. Bob is quite the talker that has a lot to say, he just loves being involved in everything and doesn’t hesitate to come running when you call him.

Bob is a very cheeky little boy that loves a good rumble with his Brother but also a good snuggle with his humans. Though he won’t admit it, Bob just adores a cuddle, especially through the night. Bob loves to snuggle in as close as he can to you to feel your warmth.

Though Bob is a very active boy, he also loves a snuggle. He will curl up right next to you when its nap time. Bob is kitty litter trained and will eat anything put Infront of him! Bob will purr like crazy when snuggling in for his nap.

Bob is in foster care in Singleton, NSW area. He is NOT currently available for interstate adoption. His adoption fee is $250 and he is desexed, treated for fleas and worms and microchipped.

If you are interested in adopting Bob, please fill out our adoption form: https://form.jotform.co/93127959159875

For more information on Bob please contact his foster carer on their email brooke8888@hotmail.com

PLEASE NOTE: When applying for our cats & kittens, please ensure to list the name of the cat or kitten you wish to adopt. Please do NOT just list the reference number or the microchip number as this will delay your application reaching the correct foster carer.