Flabbergast

*In foster care in Concord, Sydney*

Flabbergast is the sweetest sweetie pie in all the land! Pure of heart and soul, she's a real princess who's gentle with people but loves a good romp with her foster siblings :)

This gorgeous girl has two solitary white whiskers in amongst her dark whiskers! See if you can spot them in her profile picture.

Though time spent playing and chasing is her favourite, Flabbergast adores a snuggle too - making a beeline for a warm body (human or feline) to plop next to once she's worn herself out. And she's a one-kitten welcoming party when you come home, tumbling over her own little legs to greet you at the door!

Friendly, bright and loving, this tortie honeybunch is very adaptable by nature - unfazed by changes and ready to take on any new challenges. Raised in care since she was two weeks old, she's incredibly sociable with humans and other cats alike!

Like all Maggie's pets, Flabbergast 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: ... is with a wonderful single person, couple or family who'll shower me with attention and interact with me as much as possible! I’m a chatty girl so I need other conversationalists in my life :)

I'd also really appreciate another cat to play and pounce with (my sister Kerfuffle would be cool but I’m pretty easygoing and will get along with any other friends you've got waiting for me!

MY ENERGY LEVEL: Kitten! I'm brave and adventurous, taking my time to explore my surroundings before coming back to you for a big snuggle and purr.

MY SUITABILITY TO CHILDREN: I'd be suitable for children aged 5+ who have friendly hands and sweet words of affection for me.

MY SUITABILITY TO CATS AND DOGS: I love my foster siblings SO much! They love me too, despite my dominance in any running race or wrestling match :)

A home with a furry friend would definitely be best for me - even a nice dog might work, with slow and gentle introductions.