Adoption information
About Winnie
🐱 ADOPT ME 🐱
Name: Winnie
Breed: Domestic short hair
DOB: 14/06/2022
Sex: Female
Medical Notes: Chronic lip ulcer - see below
Behaviour Notes: No
Litter box Trained: Yes
Cat Friendly: Yes
Dog Friendly: Yes
Child Friendly: Yes - all ages
Location: Jindalee
Adoption Fee: $139.00
🖤🧡🤍 MEET WINNIE 🤍🧡🖤
Winnie is a playful, affectionate girl who loves her morning cuddles and will come running to greet you when you get home from work. She has a fun, cheeky side too, and occasionally enjoys a good zoom around the house or playing peek-a-boo from behind the curtains! 🫣
She's comfortable around dogs of all sizes, provided they respect her space, and is accustomed to children. She's not particularly fond of being picked up, but will tolerate it when needed.
Overall, Winnie is a lovely mix of affectionate, playful and independent, with plenty of personality to share with her new family.
MEDICAL NOTES:
Winnie has had an eosinophilic ulcer (known as a ‘rodent ulcer’ - very insulting affliction for a cat!). This is an ulcer on her right upper lip which can become inflamed. It is caused by allergies, but it hasn't been determined what she's allergic to. It's typically not painful and doesn't interfere with eating or drinking. The vet recommends:
1. Using a stainless steel bowl to feed her
2. Trying a special allergy diet if it recurs, to determine whether it is a food allergy
3. Treating any bad flare-ups or infection with medication.
All our cats are:
Desexed ✔️
Microchipped ✔️
Vaccinated ✔️
Regular flea & worming ✔️
👍All adult cats go to their new homes with a 2-week trial period.
📝Apply to adopt here: https://www.llsqld.com.au/catapplicationform.html
💬Enquire here: Erica - cats2@llsqld.com.au
*Please Note: Some animals are extremely popular and generate a lot of interest. Carers will only contact suitable applicants to arrange meetings and not every applicant will receive a call back.
Medical notes
Winnie has had an eosinophilic ulcer (known as a ‘rodent ulcer’ - very insulting affliction for a cat!). This is an ulcer on her right upper lip which can become inflamed. It is caused by allergies, but it hasn't been determined what she's allergic to. It's typically not painful and doesn't interfere with eating or drinking. The vet recommends:
1. Using a stainless steel bowl to feed her
2. Trying a special allergy diet if it recurs, to determine whether it is a food allergy
3. Treating any bad flare-ups or infection with medication.
Adoption details
All dogs are to have a meet and greet (where possible) and be approved by the foster carers and the adoption application.
All dogs will be desexed, vaccinated, microchipped and heartworm treated before being rehomed.
OR
All cats are to have a meet and greet (where possible) and be approved by the foster carers and the adoption application.
All cats will be desexed, vaccinated and microchipped before being rehomed.