Adoption information
About Prince
Prince is a male Ragdoll available for adoption in South Granville (Sydney, New South Wales).
Prince is a gentle, sensitive cat who knows exactly how he likes his day: breakfast, a wander, then a front-row seat at cat TV.
He's cheeky enough to keep you entertained and gentle enough to make a quiet evening on the couch feel complete.
A little about Prince:
🐾 Loves a game of catch with a thrown toy
🐾 Adores his colourful stick toy
🐾 Lights up at his high scratcher tower, the best seat for watching the world
🐾 Loves to sleep in your bed, with plenty of cuddles on offer
🐾 Melts hearts with his cutest face and puppy eyes
Mornings start with breakfast and a stroll through the house, then he settles in for a good session of cat TV.
He saves most of his play for the afternoon and evening, when he's at his liveliest.
When he'd like your company, he'll meow for your attention or come and sit close.
Prince's kind of company is soft. A seat beside you on the couch, a gentle voice, a toy tossed his way.
With new people, he takes a quiet look first from his scratcher or a hiding spot. Give him the space to watch and you'll find he comes round as new faces become familiar.
He's happiest as the only pet, where his gentle company has room to land.
He suits a peaceful household with soft voices, where someone is home more often than not. A guardian who reads a sensitive cat's moods, or a mature couple who enjoy a calm routine, will find a cat who matches their pace.
Prince is an indoor cat. He loves a little time on the grass and in the sun, always on a lead with you beside him.
Picture an afternoon play session: a toy tossed across the room, Prince catching it, then a cuddle when the game is done.
Prince is ready. The cat TV, the afternoon toy game, a spot on your bed at night.
FAQ
How is Prince with new people? Give him a quiet moment to watch from a safe spot and you'll find he comes round in his own time.
Can Prince go outside? He enjoys time on a lead for some grass and sun, with you right beside him.
Does Prince need to be the only pet? He's happiest that way, with all the attention and a calm home to himself.
Medical notes
Prince is in good general health. He can feel unsettled by big changes, so his guardian is arranging support through his vet to help him adjust to the move.
This may include gabapentin, a prescription medication that helps cats feel calmer during transitions like moving home.
His patient history is on file and ready to be forwarded to his new guardian’s veterinary team.
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Adoption details
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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.
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