Adoption information
About Magenta
Magenta is a sweet girl who loves people, and she always wants to know what you’re up to, especially when food is involved. She’s a very nosey lady who will follow you from room to room to supervise, and she’s happiest when she’s right in the middle of whatever is going on. Kids of any age are welcome in her world. She doesn’t bite or scratch, and she has no teeth anyway, so she’s a gentle companion for the whole family.
When Magenta sits and stares at you, she looks like a wise old lady who has seen it all. Then someone picks up a wand toy with a feather on the end and the wise old lady disappears. She would jump into a pit of tigers for a chance at that feather, and she gets so into the game that she’ll fling herself at a wall to catch it. Outside of playtime, she’s a professional loafer who is very happy to nap wherever is comfy, and your pillow is her top choice. Food and treats are a close second to the feather. She’ll follow you to the end of the earth for a can of tuna.
Magenta is easygoing about her living arrangements. She does well in a room by herself and with free roam of the house. She has lived alongside other cats and gets along with them, though she doesn’t play with them or go looking for their attention. Because of that, she’d shine in a home with fewer animals. She could potentially live with a dog, but she would be the boss of it.
If you’re after a loving, curious companion who will keep you company all day and bring plenty of laughs at playtime, Magenta is ready to meet you.
Adoption details
Our Kemps Creek Shelter is open seven days a week from 10am-3:30pm. To enquire about our shelter pets, contact the team on 8777 4445 10am-3:30pm
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complete our adoption questionnaire anytime https://bit.ly/awlnsw-kemps-creek-adoption-questionnaire or simply visit our shelter during opening hours.
For all dog adoptions, please bring in any dogs you have at home already.
Note: some animals are in foster homes so if you are interested in a particular animal, we recommend contacting us before visiting our shelter.