Adoption information
About Bubba
Bubba turned up as a young stray in the car park of an apartment complex. He was skinny and sick and scared of people and clearly not making it on the streets. He was taken in by a local lady who helps community cats and she got all his vet work done and nursed him to good health but he’s finding life in an apartment with an older lady and her much older cat a bit limiting. Bubba is a young, active, boy who likes to run and do zoomies, and would really benefit from being in a bigger place and possibly also with another young, energetic cat to play with.
Bubba’s foster carer says:
Although shy with new people at first, he soon warms up and loves to snuggle into your legs.
He loves feather toys & the little rattle toys that make a noise, he likes to chase them around. He likes scratching posts as well. At this stage he’s scared of dogs. I don’t know what he’s been through before he came here. He would be a very loving cat for someone now he’s had a chance to get used to humans. I think he would like another young cat for company. Hopefully someone will take an interest in him & give him a chance. I would be so happy for him if he found the right home.
Bubba is desexed, vaccinated, microchipped and is FIV and FELV negative. His estimated year of birth is 2024.
Microchip No: 991003003359092
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
Adoption details
Animals are desexed, microchipped, vaccinated, wormed and on heartworm prevention / and also FIV tested for cats where possible. They are not available for adoption outside NSW (except ACT). Please email adoptpar@gmail.com if you would like further information.
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