Dottie

🐾 Meet Dottie & Sven – The Sweetest Bonded Duo 🐾
Must be adopted together

Dottie and Sven are the perfect example of how opposites attract – and just how powerful the bond between siblings can be.

🖤 Dottie is a petite black and white girl, often compared to the famous Felix cat with her adorable markings and expressive face. She’s quiet, a little nervous at first, and tends to hang back while she scopes things out. But don’t let her shy side fool you – she’s incredibly clever and full of character. Once she feels safe, Dottie’s playful, cheeky side shines, especially when she’s running circles around her brother!

🤍 Sven is a fluffy white ball of love, with stunning blue eyes and a heart of gold. He’s playful, gentle, and an absolute smooch – the type of cat who leans into affection and laps up every bit of attention. Sven is Dottie’s rock. He gives her the courage to explore, and in return, he gets a clever, loving partner in crime. They’re always side by side, playing, cuddling, or snoozing in a sunny spot.

These two came into care far too young – Sven at just 4 weeks old and Dottie at 6. That early separation was hard on them both, and they’ve been inseparable ever since. They also survived the worst case of ringworm we’ve ever treated – seven solid weeks of medicated baths, creams, and medications. But their resilience and bond never wavered. They’ve been ringworm-free and thriving since February 2025.

Together, they bring out the best in each other. Dottie leans on Sven for comfort and confidence, while Sven lights up when she’s near – his playful energy balanced perfectly by her smarts and sass.

💫 These two deserve a calm, loving indoor-only home where they’ll never be separated again.
💉 They are desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, and parasite treated.

If you’re ready for double the love, double the fun, and double the heart-melting moments, Dottie and Sven are waiting for you.

Could you be the forever home they’ve been dreaming of?

Interstate adoption available (including Victoria) - at the expense of the adopter