Peanut

Peanut is a desexed male DSH available for adoption in Chipping Norton (NSW).

Peanut is a cat who knows exactly what he wants, and that's usually your attention. He's social, interactive and not the least bit shy about asking for it.

Around the people he knows, Peanut walks all over you (literally), sniffs out everything within reach, and finds himself a comfortable lounging spot once he's decided you've given him enough love for now.

He's the kind of cat who turns a household into a playground, especially with his sisters Opal and Chin Chin by his side.

A little about Peanut:
🐾 Purrs right in your face when he wants a cuddle
🐾 Reaches a paw out and rubs around you until he's satisfied
🐾 Heavily food-driven and always nosy around human meals
🐾 Has been known to sleep with his mouth wide open, very endearing
🐾 Loves tumbling and wrestling with his sisters several times a day

A typical day for Peanut means adventures up and down the stairs with Opal and Chin Chin, before the trio pile up together for a nap by the window in their favourite cozy blanket, three or four times a day.

With new faces, Peanut takes a considered approach. He likes to observe first, but a churu treat goes a long way, and he soon warms right up and joins in.

Peanut connects deeply with the people in his life. He's an affectionate cat who lets you know exactly when it's pat time, in the most charming way possible.

He'd flourish in a home that's happy to be there often and ready to match his energy.

He gets along wonderfully with his siblings and the resident adult cats, and may even settle in well alongside a dog. Kids would suit his playful, brave nature nicely.

Picture lazy afternoons with Peanut headbutting your hand for more scratches, or finding him curled into a blanket pile with his sisters as the afternoon sun comes through the window.

Peanut thrives on attention and affection, and that's not a big ask for a cat this much fun, it's simply part of the deal.

If you want a cat who will make his presence known, in the very best way, Peanut is your cat. He can be adopted on his own or alongside Opal and Chin Chin, whichever suits your home best. His mum, Honey Bubu, is also looking for her own home.

FAQ

Does Peanut get along with other pets?
Beautifully. He's playful with his sisters and the resident adult cats, and respects boundaries while he's at it, so a home with feline friends already in it could be a great fit.

Is Peanut good with kids?
He'd suit a home with kids, since he's brave, social and loves the attention that comes with a busy household.

Will Peanut warm up to new people quickly?
He likes to suss things out first, but offer him a churu and you'll have him won over in no time.

Can Peanut be adopted with his sisters?
He can go solo or together with Opal and Chin Chin, so it really comes down to what works best for your household.