Ralph

Ralph is a male chocolate point Siamese available for adoption in Mango Hill (Brisbane, Queensland).

Ralph is a cat who makes himself part of the family. His people call him a dog trapped in a cat's body, and an afternoon with him shows you why.

He comes when you call. He brings his toys back for another round of fetch. He follows you from the lounge to the back yard and back again, in case you need a hand with anything.

Ralph is warm with everyone, new faces included. A head bump against your legs and a hopeful look is how he introduces himself.

He suits a household with plenty of life in it, where someone is home more often than not and a lap is rarely empty for long.

A little about Ralph:
🐾 Loves a lap, and will tuck in as the little spoon when you're lying down
🐾 Big fan of fetch, sunshine and a patch of cat grass
🐾 Lights up around a young family, trampoline bounces included
🐾 Greets new people with head bumps and a request for pats
🐾 Comes running the moment he hears his name

Ralph's mornings begin with a cuddle and a hello to the household. Then it's out to the yard for sunshine and a nibble of cat grass.

The middle of the day belongs to naps. The afternoon brings play, with fetch at the top of his list.

Affection is how Ralph takes part in life. He's in your lap before you've finished sitting down, and he'll curl against your back when you lie down to rest.

He has lived happily alongside children and enjoys joining the fun. His confidence with visitors means a busy home suits him, and he's generous with his company.

Ralph is happiest as the only cat, where his devotion has room to land. A secure yard or catio to potter in suits him well, with a sunny corner and some grass to nibble.

He'll suit a guardian who is experienced with cats and enjoys one with plenty to say. A settled household with a steady routine is where he is at his best.

Picture a weekend afternoon. Ralph pads behind you to the washing line, drops a toy at your feet, then claims the warmest square of lawn.

Ralph is ready. The fetch, the head bumps, the shadow at your heels and a family to belong to.

FAQ
Is Ralph a lap cat? Very much so. He'll climb onto your lap, curl up beside you and make you feel loved.
Is he good with children? Ralph has lived alongside children and joins in the fun. He loves the company.
How does Ralph handle a move? Moving house is a big change for any cat, and after his last move Ralph had a period of toileting outside his litter tray. Plenty of litter trays and a calm, settled start give him the best chance to find his feet, and he hasn't had any episodes in months.
Does Ralph need to be the only cat? He's happiest that way. As the only cat he gets all the attention, and he gives plenty back.