Adoption information
About Bella
Name: Bella
Age: 11
Star Sign: definitely a Taurus
Favourite Backstreet Boy: AJ McLean
Crime: refusing to accept that you have other things to do
**PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS AN ASSISTED REHOMING AND THE DESCRIPTION HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY THE CURRENT OWNER**
The Facts:
Hates every cat immediately on sight, but is too much of a lady to start a fight
If she can see you, she is screaming at you to come give her attention
BIIIIIIIIIG purrs!! So many bees!!! Where does she keep them!!!
Okay but don't pat her with two hands she doesn't like that
Nervous pooper who needs special food for her tummy
Also she has an eye thing
Loves to curl up in a good spot of sunshine by the window
Is constantly tortured by the presence of tiny lizards in the garden that she can't reach
The Review:
Bella might just be my favourite sweetheart in the cattery. I always make time for her after I’m done cleaning; I'll sit down in her area (with a towel or jumper for lap protection) and she will meander over, do some big stretches, then clock in for a shift at the biscuit factory. There’s no gentle sourdough going on here, either - she makes bread hard and fast, thus the protective layer. When she’s finished, she will curl up and watch the birds out the window with you. Yes, you may give her scritches, but don't move from spot to spot too fast and don't take it personally when she gives you a little love bite - she’s simply telling you that you ventured too far, are scratching too slow or too fast, or she just felt like it.
Bella was adopted at a young age and lived with her dad for about 5 years before being returned for allergy-related reasons (her dad spoiled her and you can tell! he tried so hard to keep her). She was fostered for a little while too. She is easy to love and will love you immediately in return. Her ideal human has no other cats, a warm lap to sit in, will adore her chatty nature, and work with her to learn her patting boundaries.
Medical notes
Eye issue - can be elaborated on further
Sensitive Stomach
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!