Yoko

Yoko is a female Domestic Shorthair cat available for adoption in Eschol Park (Sydney, NSW).

Yoko is a genuine social butterfly, a cat who lights up around people more than almost anything else.

She greets familiar faces with a big vocal hello, a stretch, and a circle around your legs for a pat.

New people get the exact same warm welcome, a curious sniff and a circle before she moves on to say hi to the next person too.

A little about Yoko:
🐾 Greets you with a vocal hello and a leg circle every time
🐾 Investigates cupboards whenever the laundry comes out
🐾 Loves saying hello to the camera during video calls
🐾 Curls up for a cuddle whenever the TV goes on
🐾 Rewards anyone who spends time with her with real affection

Yoko's day runs on a comfortable schedule: breakfast at 7am, a long grooming and sleep session through the morning, then games and toys in the late afternoon before settling in for dinner.

She loves being part of whatever's happening around the house, whether that's helping with the laundry or joining a video call.

Her favourite part of the evening is curling up for a proper cuddle once the TV comes on.

Affection comes easily to Yoko, jumping up onto laps, purring, and greeting people she loves with real enthusiasm.

She connects just as warmly with people she's just met, making her a natural fit for a household with visitors.

A gentle nose boop is one of her signature moves, and it never fails to charm.

Yoko thrives on company and gives just as much of it back, so she'd love a household that's home more often than not.

She'd do best as the only pet in the home, without other cats or dogs, getting to be everyone's sole focus.

Kids around six to twelve years old would be a lovely match for her social, easygoing nature.

Yoko is desexed, vaccinated, and in good health, with nothing extra to manage day to day.

She simply loves company, so a home with people around for a good part of the day will suit her beautifully.

Picture Yoko greeting you at the door with her signature circle and chirp, then settling in beside you for the evening once the TV goes on.

A video call interrupted by a curious face popping into frame is just Yoko making sure she's part of the moment.

Yoko is ready for a home full of company, the kind of place where her social, affectionate nature gets to shine every day.

FAQ

Is Yoko good with new people?
Wonderfully so. She greets new faces with the same warm, curious welcome she gives people she already knows.

Would Yoko suit a home with other pets?
She does best as the only pet, without other cats or dogs, so she gets all the attention and companionship to herself.

How much company does Yoko need?
She genuinely loves people around, so a household that's home more often than not will suit her social nature best.

Is Yoko good with kids?
Yes, she'd be a lovely match for kids around six to twelve, thanks to her easygoing, affectionate personality.