Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Ewok
Ewok is a gorgeous little girl, inside and out. She's super smoochy and affectionate and she loves to curl up on your lap or next to you on the couch and purr to her heart's content. She's also very silly and playful and energetic. She's simply the best!
But she wasn't always this way...
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HERE IS HER SURVIVAL STORY:
(To read his bio, skip to the next section)
When Ewok and her siblings were around three weeks old, they lost their mum to the hands of a cruel and heartless human. But that was just the beginning of their ordeal.
They had been born inside the roof of an apartment building, and when their mum did not return, they went looking for her... and fell into a crawlspace.
They became stuck inside the wall, crying for their mum day and night, desperate for food and water and becoming weaker with every passing hour.
Caring residents heard their distressed mews and soon called Sugar and Spice to help. Despite efforts to thwart our rescue mission (by the same person responsible for mumma cat) we prevailed, and were finally able to locate and free Mogwai and two of his sisters.
They had survived five long days with no food or water.
But it still was not over.
The celebration of success was short-lived when, several hours after the liberation of the three, residents heard the faint cries of a fourth kitten.
Despite our best efforts, we were unable to locate this last kitten for several more days. On day eight, we were able to get her food and water, but it took another two to trap her.
All of the kittens were emaciated and extremely close to death. They were also absolutely *terrified* of humans, and would spit and hiss and lunge every time they got a glimpse of one. (Tiny balls of fluff trying to look scary is much cuter than they intended, but we digress.) Their recovery was very slow, but bit by bit they came around.
The fact that all four survived (particularly Tribble, the last to be located) is almost unbelievable. We would say it is a miracle, but we feel that might be short-changing our incredible rescue team and the kittens' foster carer, who spent weeks nursing all four of them back to health.
Whatever the reason, the beat the odds and we are so happy that they are finally ready to find their forever homes!!
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ABOUT EWOK:
Despite the incredibly harrowing ordeal early on in life, Ewok has blossomed into a friendly, outgoing, and extremely affectionate kitten. It took her a bit longer than her brother, Mogwai, to learn to trust people, but now she has surpassed him when it comes to affection. She's the first to run up to greet people and the first to jump into your lap when you sit down.
Ewok is also very playful and goofy will keep you laughing with all of her antics. She adores a good rough-and-tumble play session with her siblings and is particularly fond of chasing ping pong balls and toy mice. She and her brother Mogwai love to stalk and pounce on one another until they forget who is chasing whom.
You will struggle to find a kitten who is more precious than Ewok. She is genuinely one of the sweetest, snuggliest, silliest girls out there. She would do well in any household. She would be particularly happy if she were to be adopted with her brother Mogwai, because they are two peas and a pod! (He is equally as playful and snuggly and practically perfect in every way.)
Adoption details
If interested in a cat that is available for adoption, we require you to fill out an adoption application, and one of our lovely foster carers will give you a call to organise a time for a meet and greet.
Please note: As we are all volunteers with limited time up our sleeves, we prefer all interested potential adopters to fill out an application, rather than send an enquiry, as this helps us know more about you and what you are after, and saves us all a lot of time!
Apply here for Ewok: https://form.jotform.com/sugarandspicecatrescue/cat-adoption-questionnaire
If forms aren't for you though, please SMS us (the number is in the link) and we can call to go through the form over the phone.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.








