Adoption information
About Wattle
Meet Wattle! 🐾
Wattle is a beautiful 5-month-old female Domestic Short Hair with a sweet, affectionate personality and a heart full of love. Having been surrendered, she's now looking for a forever home where she can grow up surrounded by care, comfort, and companionship.
This lovely young girl enjoys spending time with people and has a gentle, loving nature that makes her a wonderful companion. Wattle also loves her best friend Juno. These 2 babies have a special bond and would love to find a home together.
As a curious and playful kitten, Wattle loves exploring her surroundings, playing with toys, and then curling up for a well-earned cuddle. She has all the charm and energy you'd expect from a kitten, balanced with a sweet and affectionate temperament.
Wattle will be available for adoption once she has been desexed and vaccinated, giving her the best start as she begins the next chapter of her life.
If you're looking for a loving, playful companion to become part of your family, Wattle could be the perfect match. Come and meet this gorgeous girl—you may just find your new best friend!
Adoption details
At Pawkala Social Welfare Organisation, the welfare and long‑term safety of our animals is our highest priority. To ensure the best possible outcomes, we follow a careful and considered adoption and foster process.
All prospective adopters and foster carers are required to complete our Adoption or Foster Application Form. This helps us understand your lifestyle, experience, and the environment you can offer, so we can make the best match for both you and the animal.
As part of our process, we conduct home checks. This may be done:
In person, or
Via videos and photos of the home, including yards, fencing, and living areas.
All adoptions and foster placements are approved subject to ongoing animal welfare. Pawkala reserves the right to reclaim the animal at any time if neglect, mistreatment, or significant welfare concerns are identified.
All animals adopted or fostered through Pawkala must be desexed.
Animals adopted already desexed must remain so.
If an animal is adopted prior to desexing due to age or medical reasons, desexing is mandatory at the agreed time as part of the adoption conditions.
Our goal is not just placement, but lifelong safety and stability. We work closely with adopters and foster carers to provide guidance and support, and we encourage open communication at all times.
Thank you for helping us give animals the secure, loving future they deserve.