Adoption information
About Ollie
Ollie is a male Ragdoll x Siamese cat available for adoption in Yeerongpilly (Brisbane, Queensland).
Ollie is a sensitive, intelligent cat with a very loud purr and a very soft kiss. He's the kind of cat who, once you're his, gives you the whole show — the headbutts, the wand-toy leaps, the warm spot at the end of the day.
He's playful enough to chase a wand toy for as long as you'll throw it and calm enough to spend the afternoon napping in the sun by the window.
A little about Ollie:
🐾 Loves a wand toy and a good leaping catch
🐾 Big fan of a hidden-treat hunt — finds them every time
🐾 Adores his raised cat bed by the window
🐾 Lights up at his person and stays close through the day
🐾 Brings the loudest purr you'll ever hear, plus a soft kiss to match
Ollie's day has a comfortable shape. Mornings start with breakfast, then a play session, then a nap. The afternoon brings lunch, more play, another nap, and stretches of quiet time spent close to his person.
He'll often settle on his raised bed by the window, watching the day move past from a warm patch of sun.
Evenings end with cuddles — close, warm, and finished with that big purr.
His affection is unmistakable. A loud, motor-running purr. A soft kiss when you lean in. A headbutt as you walk past, and a quiet presence in whichever room you're in.
He doesn't need to be in your lap every minute. Being nearby is enough — and when he chooses your lap, he means it.
With new people, Ollie takes a moment. He'll keep his distance and watch the room from a safe spot. Give him quiet encouragement and you'll find he comes out, and from there the purr and the kisses are yours.
He's the same with new environments — more reserved until the place feels familiar, then fully himself.
Ollie's home is a calm, indoor one with a guardian around more than not. He'd be happiest as the only pet, with the household to call his own. It's where his quiet kind of devotion — and his very loud purr — has room to land.
He'd suit someone who appreciates a sensitive, intelligent cat and enjoys the rewarding build of trust with a one-person companion. Apartment living works well for him, as does a quieter house with a sunny window and a few raised spots to claim.
Picture mornings with him stretched on his bed at the window, ears tracking the birds. Afternoons with a wand toy in motion and Ollie airborne after it. Evenings with that purr against your shoulder while the day winds down.
Ollie is that cat. The one who's loud about how much he loves you, soft about it too, and ready to be the one you come home to.
FAQ
Is Ollie affectionate?
Completely. Expect a loud purr, the occasional kiss, and a quiet presence in whichever room you're in.
How does he go with new people?
Give him quiet encouragement from across the room and you'll find he comes out — and once he's decided you're fine, you'll know it.
Can he live with other pets?
He's happiest as the only pet, in a household where the calm and the attention are all his.
What's his diet like?
He loves food a little too much, so he does best on quality dry biscuits and freeze-dried food, with a small tuna treat at night. Easy routine, big payoff.
Medical notes
Ollie is in good general health. As a kitten, Ollie had an allergic reaction to a vaccination. He's not currently up to date.
This is very manageable with the right vet support. His complete history is on file, and his new guardian's vet can use it to plan a safe, monitored path forward.
For background reading, this overview of allergic reactions to cat vaccines and this guide to diagnosing vaccine allergies in cats are useful starting points.
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Adoption details
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From here, the guardian will be in touch to learn more about you and chat with you about their pet. It’s a great opportunity for you to ask any questions you may have about the pet, including its likes and dislikes, needs, and how it may fit into your lifestyle and family.
If your home and lifestyle match the pet's needs, the next step will be arranging a meet-and-greet to make sure everyone is happy to proceed with a formal adoption.
Following the adoption, change of ownership paperwork will be completed, and proof of vaccination, microchipping, and desexing (if applicable, as indicated on the listing) will be provided.
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