Adoption information
About Bella
Sometimes, life isn’t easy.
Sometimes, you’re a beautiful girl with a loving home and a doting family and for reasons no one can control, you can’t stay with them any longer.
This is Bella’s story. Adopted early in life, she spent six years being worshipped by her family—daily treats, hourly cuddles, a bed anywhere she pleased. Then, through no fault of her own, she lost her family and has spent the last few years in foster care. Now, she spends her days looking out the window waiting for her next family to arrive.
Bella is as devoted as they come, and it isn’t difficult to earn her loyalty. If you have a warm lap and at least one limb to rub her head with, you’re in. But be careful—if she notices you nearby, she will capture you with her siren song (BIG SCREAMS) until you answer the call and give her attention. Heaven forbid you have an open lap! Bella runs a big biscuit business, and she stops baking for NO ONE.
Bella does well with older children (10+) and adults, but is not a fan of other cats (she must be the only queen in her home!). She is aware of the existence of dogs, but has not spent any extended time around them.
Bella’s ideal home and human…
💕 Have plenty of time to dedicate to loving her
🏡 Can provide a calm space for her to adjust to life in a home again
🐈 She is the only cat in the kingdom
🏥 Able to maintain her diet of digestive food and can tend to her funky eye
🌱 Understands and respects cat body language—our girl has a lot to say to the right person
Medical notes
Bella has a scar on her left eye from an old injury that is no longer active. In the same eye, she also has a scarred tear duct. This means that her eye is a little gunkier than normal cat eyes, and that’s okay! It doesn’t bother her, and simply needs a wipe every now and then if she doesn’t attend to it herself.
Bella requires sensitive stomach food, such as Royal Canine Digestive.
Adoption details
Step 1: Browse Available Cats and Kittens
Read the detailed descriptions to learn about each animal's personality, background, and specific needs. Note that TACC Rescue typically has both adult cats and kittens available for adoption
Step 2: Contact Us
Send us a message either on PetRescue or via email: hello@taccrescue.com.au
Your contact information
Details about your living situation
Experience with pets
Specific information about the cat/kitten you're interested in
Step 3: Initial Screening and Assessment
TACC Rescue volunteers will review your application
Step 4: Meet and Greet
We will arrange a meet and greet with the kitten(s) or cat(s) of your choice.
Step 5: Adoption Approval and Fee Payment
Complete and sign the adoption agreement.
Pay the adoption fee via bank transfer or credit card payment link.
This agreement outlines your responsibilities as a pet owner and TACC Rescue's commitment.
Receive your new pet's medical records, microchip information, and any special care instructions.
Take your new family member home!