Knife Fight

*In foster care in Marrickville, Sydney*

Meet our handsome boy, Knife Fight (or Knifey, as we like to call him)! Don’t let his tough name fool you - though he may have been named for his intense play style with his littermates, Knifey is actually super gentle at heart :)

He absolutely LOVES human companionship and is always up for one-on-one playtime, especially if there’s a dangling string toy involved - he just can’t resist them! After he’s had his fun, Knifey enjoys recharging in a cosy cat bed and will happily re-emerge for more time with his favourite humans. This playful, affectionate fellow would truly make a wonderful addition to any home.

And if you're looking for a double or triple dose of feline fun? Knifey's brothers, Jandal and Clog, are also available for adoption and they'd be the perfect duo/trio for someone looking to welcome several amazing kitties into their life!

Like all Maggie's pets, Knife Fight is microchipped, desexed and vaccinated.

**We ask all people looking to adopt to fill in our adoption enquiry form at https://form.jotform.co/92940837256870. Please use this link rather than the 'Enquire' button on the pet's PetRescue profile.**

MY IDEAL HOME: ... will enjoy my boundless affection, and return it in spades! Any type of home, big or small, should suit me well - as long as I have heaps of fun toys to play with and a lap to snuggle on, I'll fit right in.

MY ENERGY LEVEL: Off the charts during my morning and evening zoomies, but pretty chill for the rest of the day! I definitely know how to relax, and you’ll often find me curled up in a quiet spot, having a snooze or quietly watching the world go by.

MY SUITABILITY TO CHILDREN: I'd be a great companion for a family with older children (ideally 6+) who understand how to respect my space. I adore playtime and am always keen to join in gentle activities!

MY SUITABILITY TO CATS AND DOGS: Since I'm still young and playful, a slow introduction with another cat, big or small, who can match my energy would be ideal.

I haven't got any experience with dogs at this stage. While some cats adapt well to canine companions, it's best to meet them on neutral ground first. If you have a dog-friendly home, my foster parents would be happy to discuss a potential introduction!