Adoption information
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About Lexi
Lexi is a desexed female domestic short hair available for adoption in Bentleigh (South East Melbourne, VIC).
Lexi is a cat who invented her own game. Her guardian had never seen a cat play tag before Lexi came along, and once you meet her, it makes perfect sense. She's quick, clever and endlessly entertaining, the kind of cat who fills a room the second she walks into it.
She has a habit of deciding you're hers early on. Loud purring, a running commentary and total confidence come standard, and there's rarely a quiet moment once she's settled in.
A little about Lexi:
🐾 Taps your leg the instant she wants pats or a snack
🐾 Gives her motorised toy absolutely no mercy
🐾 Keeps a favourite soft toy named Duckie close at bedtime
🐾 Once lived alongside a Ridgeback and a Staffie and never missed a beat
🐾 Settles under the doona each night, her favourite spot in the house
Lexi's days move at her own pace. She grazes steadily, likes her water bowl topped up, and saves her real energy for a proper play session each evening, zoomies included. Give her a toy to hunt, and she'll commit to the chase completely, no half measures.
With people she doesn't know yet, Lexi likes to watch first. She's curious rather than nervous, working out a new face in her own time before deciding how friendly to be. Give her that space, and you'll get a cat who talks back, purrs loudly and clearly enjoys having you around.
Lexi will suit a guardian who enjoys a cat with plenty to say and just as much personality. Interactive play and puzzle feeders keep her sharp mind busy day to day, and for anyone with a secure yard or a rural or semi-rural setup, she'll happily make good use of the extra space too. She settles in with the same enthusiasm either way. A calm, adult-paced household gives her big character room to shine, though she'll bring her charm wherever she lands.
Her diet is simple, just a specific urinary care food as an easy, low-effort part of her routine.
Picture mornings that start with a leg tap and a chat before breakfast, afternoons spent knocking her toy around the lounge, and quiet moments in between where she settles in close just because she wants to.
Lexi is a cat with plenty of personality and the charm to back it up. She's ready to invent a new game, claim a new favourite chair and choose her own person, on her own terms.
FAQ
How does Lexi settle in with new people?
She likes to watch and weigh things up first. Once she's decided you're alright, you'll get loud purrs, plenty of chat and a cat who's clearly glad you're there.
Does Lexi need outdoor access?
She'd love it, but it's not essential. Puzzle feeders and interactive play keep her just as happy indoors, and a secure yard or rural setup is simply a bonus if you have one.
Is Lexi good with other pets?
She's not currently living with any, but she's previously shared a home with two dogs far bigger than her and held her own with total confidence.
Does Lexi have any dietary needs?
She's on a simple urinary care diet, an easy ongoing part of her routine after one mild episode that cleared up quickly and hasn't returned.
Medical notes
Lexi is in good general health. One mild episode of urinary discomfort cleared up within a day on anti-inflammatories and hasn't recurred, and her guardian uses zylkene and feliway during times of change as a simple, situational support. Her complete patient history is on file for her new guardian's vet.
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Adoption details
When enquiring about a pet listed with Home2Home, your enquiry goes directly to the pet’s guardian—the person who knows them best!
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.
All pets adopted through Home2Home will require an adoption contract to be signed and an adoption fee to be paid. The pet’s guardian will complete the adoption contract with you and provide a link to PetRescue’s secure payment portal for completing the adoption fee payment.
Home2Home currently operates a ‘pay what you choose’ system for cat adoption fees. This means that adopters will be able to choose an adoption fee amount that is suitable for them. All adoption fees are used to support PetRescue's life-saving programs, including Home2Home.
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