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About Queenie
Cat Adoption Profile | Queen Camilla | 1 year old
Wat Djerring Animal Facility 👑🐾
Meet our Queeny! Queen Camilla arrived in our care as a devoted young mum with her babies and she absolutely nailed the role. Now that her little ones have all trotted off to their forever homes, it is Queen Camilla's turn to be spoiled and cherished.
This gorgeous girl is as sweet as they come. From day one she has been a purry, smoochy delight who loves everyone she meets. Queen Camilla is a true lap cat in the making and will happily curl up with you for cuddles, soaking up all the affection she can get.
She is wonderfully cat social and currently lives happily with other feline friends, so if you already have a friendly kitty at home, Queen Camilla would make a lovely sister and companion. She would thrive in a home where her humans are around often, as she loves being involved in daily life and will follow you from room to room, supervising with gentle curiosity and charm.
Queen Camilla has so much love to give and is ready to be someone's precious baby again. Could you be the one to give this beautiful queeny the safe, loving home she so deeply deserves? 💕🐱
Source#: BR202209
Adoption details
Adoption application welcome through our website - Complete the adoption application online.
We will ensure that the people match the animals they are interested in and ensure they are given appropriate literature about their animal.
Cat Adoption fees - Kittens $150, Adults $50 (over 6 months), Seniors $0 (over 10 years)
Dog Adoption fees - Puppies $600, Adults $400 (over 6 months), Seniors $0 (over 10 Years)
Rabbits - $50
All Adoption Fees are inclusive of GST.
All animals come desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, flea and worm treated.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.
The rescue group has removed this pet and it is no longer available for adoption.
The rescue group is no longer taking adoption applications for this pet.
