Adoption information
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About Tiny Teddy
Tiny Teddy is still quite young, however, she is available for pre-adoption until the 12th March when she will then be available for official adoption.
Meet Tiny Teddy, a delightful fluffy feline who embodies the charming whimsy of her namesake, Arnott's Tiny Teddies.
With her striking ginger, white, and grey tricolor fluffy coat, Tiny Teddy is a captivating sight to behold. Her playful and sociable nature make her a fantastic companion, especially for those with existing kitty family members. She thrives on the joy of playtime and is often found frolicking with her kitty siblings, charming everyone with her youthful energy.
As she settles into her new home, she'll be ready to experience the warmth and security of a loving family. With her gentle demeanour and affectionate personality, Tiny is more than ready to give and receive love.
If you're looking for a cat who loves playtime as much as quiet moments of companionship with her fellow kitti-winks, Tiny Teddy is the perfect match for you.
Litter trained, Vet Worked and Available for Adoption.
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
Will be Desexed by the Rescue at their Rescue Partner Vet when of eligible age/weight as specified by the Rescue and this is mandatory before 16 weeks of age. This is no cost to you at all.
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Adoption details
Online adoption application.
Rescue administration member will contact Applicant via Email/Phone to organise meet and greet specifics.
Post meet and greet, if successful for adoption Rescue administration member will contact Applicant via Email/Phone with offer of Adoption.
Post adoption handover to successful applicant will commence 14-day adoption trial period. At the end of this trial period Rescue administration member will email the finalised documentation (adoption certificate, vet work certificates and microchip change of ownership form/information for action by applicant).
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.
