Adoption information
About Zoey
Zoey is first and foremost a lovely-natured little lady with a beautiful personality.
Zoey adores cuddles and smooches, and a nice stroke and scratch (on her terms!), and will show just how much she loves them with her big smile.
Having lost her sister early on through a virus, Zoey has found wonderful companionship in her foster brother Snickers. The two absolutely adore each other and are often found canoodling together, snuggled up in a little ball or enjoying a cosy nap side by side. Zoey also loves morning and nighttime cuddles with her humans and isn't shy about making a fuss when she wants some extra warmth and attention!
Zoey is quite small and petite, but she is super quick when it comes to playtime! She loves to chase and prey on any toy available. Zoey also found out that her kneecaps are not quite in place, so she can occasionally lose her balance and look a little wobbly. That certainly doesn’t stop her, though. When it's playtime, it's playtime, and when it's sleepy time, it's sleepy time, always on Zoey’s terms!
Zoey is a social girl who really enjoys having feline companionship. Due to our single kitten policy, she must be adopted into a home that already has a friendly resident cat.
You can view Snicker's profile here: https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1166651
Zoey is:
🐈 Cat friendly
🏠 Indoor only
🚽 Litter trained
Medical notes
Zoey has been assessed by a vet, and X-rays have shown that she has luxating patellas (slipping kneecaps) in both of her back legs. At present, this appears as occasional slipping of her back legs when she walks. Importantly, this does not cause her any pain or discomfort, and it is not impacting her quality of life.
Our vets have advised that no treatment or surgical intervention is required at this stage. As Zoey is still growing, any decision regarding potential surgery can only be made once she is fully mature (typically from 12 months of age), therefore it is possible that surgery may be required in the future.
Zoey also has a history of food sensitivity, meaning she may develop skin irritation when fed certain foods. This condition is managed through a strict, specialised hypoallergenic diet.
Zoey is currently well, comfortable and has been cleared by a vet ready for adoption.
Adoption details
All animals adopted through Out of the Woods Rescue are desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, flea/worm treated and health-checked. We aim to match each animal with a home that suits their needs and personality.
Here’s how our adoption process works:
Submit an application – This helps us get to know you, your household and what you're looking for in a pet.
Phone chat – If your application looks like a potential fit, one of our team members will contact you for a casual phone conversation to answer questions and discuss the animal in more detail.
Meet and greet – You’ll meet the animal in their foster home or another agreed location. If everyone agrees it’s a good match, we can proceed to adoption.
Adoption paperwork and payment – Our adoption fees cover desexing, microchipping, vaccination and parasite treatment.
Once adopted, the animal becomes part of your family. We're still here for post-adoption support if you ever need any help.
We’re committed to ethical adoptions and reserve the right to decline applications if we feel the match isn’t in the best interest of the animal.