Adoption information
About Pickletoes & Buttons
These two came from a managed colony in Western Sydney with their other siblings who have been rehomed. They were quite shy at first but loved to play and would be seen under a tree cuddled up together
Pickletoes is the more outgoing of the pair, often seen, when not cuddling with his sister, playing with a wand toy or cuddled up on your chest. He loves his food and he loves his interactive toys.
Buttons is a bit more shy compared to Pickletoes but that doesn’t stop her from cuddling up to you once she’s comfortable with you. She also loves her food and play time.
Both will need time to come around as they are quite shy but once they do, they will love you unconditionally. They are a bonded pair and will need to go together, no exceptions.
They are both very cat friendly, will need to go to a more calmer home and have been untested with dogs
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
Adoption details
Sydney Street Cats Adoption Form
Question 1: your details
Name:
Email:
Address:
Post code:
Phone (home & mobile):
Are you an Australian Citizen or do you have permanent residency?
Question 2: your experience with cats
Have you owned cats before?
If so, can you provide us some details about how long you owned the cat for?
Have you adopted a cat before?
Have you surrendered to welfare agency or pound?
Question 3: your home
Do you own your home or do you rent?
If you rent, do you have landlord approval to keep an animal? Would you be able to supply a copy of your landlord's agreement to the keeping of the cats(s) if necessary?
If your home is an apartment do you have body corporate approval?
Do you have any other animals? If so, are they all desexed and lifetime registered?
Do you have children? If so, what are their ages and what is their experience with animals?
Does anyone in your household smoke?
Is someone in your household currently working?
How many hours are you normally away from home each day?
* We welcome the opportunity for you to send photos of the home you could provide?
Question 4: inside or outside home
We believe each cat has its own needs and some cats need to be inside/outside cats, but others should be inside.
- Do you want an inside or inside/outside or outside cat?
- If you intend your cat to have outside access, is the area it will have access to secure?
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