Ross Golden

Warning! Only adopt this kitten if you want the cutest, snuggliest, funniest new addition to your family!

Ross is a special little guy, he was the smallest of the litter and needed a bit more time to grow than his brothers and sisters. He’s used to being the baby and has been spoilt rotten by his foster carers. He is incredibly bold and friendly, he’ll charge right up to anyone or any cat to say hello. He loves to run around and play, he’ll chase toys and run through tunnels, he especially loves bunny kicking shoes - but cuddles are his favourite thing.

Ross would love to be in a home where he has company most of the time, he’d be great with kids of any age and would love a feline friend. He hasn’t met a dog yet but could be friends with a very slow and careful introduction.

Can you give our gorgeous guy the perfect home?

Rose is a healthy raw/high quality fed kitten who has been wormed, flea treated, vaccinated (two vaccinations), desexed and microchipped (microchip #956000018525882, source #RE101165). He is available for adoption right now!
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We are a volunteer run organisation, we check enquiries daily and try to respond within 24 hours. If you want to follow up on your enquiry, you can text the Cat Phone on 0415-241-211.
To adopt from us you'll be required to have minimum an online meet & greet, a remote house check, show photo ID & proof of address, and fill out & sign an adoption contract.
Our animals are fully vet checked, flea treated, wormed, vaccinated and desexed before being advertised. They are evaluated for behavioural traits, fed a high-quality diet, and any known issues are communicated. NOT NEGOTIABLE CONDITIONS: indoor only/restrained to property & must be fed raw or vet prescription wet food.
We will communicate through every step of the process to ensure that the experience is excellent and your feline companion is the right fit. Read the contract for T&Cs for returns.
You must have residency in Australia to adopt from our group. If you are visiting or on a visa, talk to us about fostering instead!