Adoption information
About Nadia
Nadia
DOB 15/05/26 ☆ Female ☆ Domestic Short Hair ☆ Playful Bean
Nadia is the last one left from her litter, and all she wants is a family to call her own. She made the big journey from Thursday Island, and a huge thank you goes to everyone who found her, cared for her and got her safely into our care.
Nadia is exceptionally affectionate and loves to play. She’s a little shadow who wants to be wherever you are, and when she’s with her people she purrs loudly, as if she’s telling you she’s exactly where she wants to be. She’s lived with other cats and is fine with kids, and we expect her to settle in with other animals in time. She hasn’t been tested with dogs, but she’s young enough to grow up alongside one.
Picture a girl who has been waiting for her person. She’ll be there when you wake up, there when you come home, and happy just to be near you, loud purr and all. Every game and every moment together will mean the world to her, because being with her people is her favourite thing.
Nadia would bring so much joy to a home with open arms and room to play, where she can finally stop being the one left behind and become the one who is chosen. Give her a family to belong to, and she’ll give you her whole heart.
Love fiercely, rescue endlessly, because every cat deserves a second chance.
DOB: 15/5/26
Sex: Female
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Kids: Yes, quiet ones
Cats: Yes
Dogs: Haven't been tested, but young enough to grow up with a dog
Adoption fee: $200
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
Adoption details
Adopters can apply to adopt a pet here:
https://www.4theloveofcats.com.au/apply
At pick up of your precious puss we will also have an adoption information pack for the new family.
Interstate adoptions require an online application followed by a phone interview and transport is at the adopters expense. Ask the team for a quote.
A two-week trial period applies to eligible local adoptions only. Please note that this trial period is not available for interstate adoptions. All interstate adoptions are considered final once the cat has been transported and the adoption has been completed, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the rescue.
By proceeding with an interstate adoption, adopters acknowledge and accept that the standard two-week trial period does not apply.