Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Rusty
Rusty is the purriest kitten you will meet, she purrs in the car, at the vets, on your lap and when you are making her dinner. She has had a rough start to life, her mum was put to sleep, and her 4 siblings (and her) were placed into foster care. Rusty loves people and warm laps. She likes to be with you or have a friend who she can call her own.
Rusty loves her human, she likes to hang around them or be with our adult cats and the kittens. She is good with dogs, maybe a bit too confident. Let's just say, Rusty is socially confident. As much as we would have loved her to go with one of her siblings, we are happy for her to have a human friend or meet another new cat friend.
She had built a sibling relationship with a kitten called Al Mond, but he was adopted. Now she loves Bill, a tabby kitten who thinks she is the best. Rusty makes friends easily. She loves food too and often steals it from our dogs and adult cat bowls, then checks if the kittens have finished all their food too.
Rusty has had it extra rough during foster care, she had a skin infection that we treated like ringworm and she does not have it anymore. The vets diagnosed her with a heart murumr, which a specialist confirmed is a small leak in her valves of her heart. Rusty has no health implications from this; she is considered to have a long healthy life as she was born with it. We are happy to discuss her full health history with you, but she has been cleared for adoptions as she has no clinical signs, she is unwell.
Rusty wants a warm spot to sleep most of the day, a lap to plop into, a full food bowl, a friend to hang out with and maybe a piece of chicken or toast from your plate.
Medical notes
Rusty has just completed treatment for ringworm, a common skin infection in young kittens. She is now well and treatment has stopped. Rusty has had 2 blood tests, a chest x-ray, PCR test of her faeces and an ultrasound. Our vets are happy with her to be made available for adoption.
Rusty was suspected to have a heart murmur. She had a specialist appoint and she was cleared of this. Rusty has been born with a small leak associated with one valve. The specialist said she is fine, no treatment needed and she will have no heart issues in the future. Yeh 🥳❤️🐈.
Adoption details
Our adoption process is flexible, we want our kittens to be in homes that meet their needs. All potential adopters are asked to complete an application either via email or a phone call. We often call our potential adopters to discuss any questions from their application. If the kittens' needs are able to be met and we feel they suit your home, we will organise a meet and greet.
All adopters get a 40% off voucher from Royal Canin to make a purchase of the wet food and dry food you need. You do need to sign up to the Healthy Pets Club that contains advice for keeping your kitten happy, healthy and thriving. As well as any sales on kitten food.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.