Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Penny
Penny was rescued from the pound in oct 2010 and found her new home. Unfortunately her owner has to relocate overseas so penny is in urgent need of a new home with her feline friend rascal. 24/6/11 penny (f) is a petite and pretty short-haired brown tabby with dark orange tortoiseshell colours on her back and dark golden eyes, born approx. 23/6/10. Penny is a very sweet young cat – calm, playful and well-behaved. She is a very vocal cat and loves to talk to you. She is clever and sociable, is happy to be picked up and cuddled and enjoys the company of humans and other cats. She would be well-suited to a family with children. 10/11/10 penny has tested fiv negative. If you wish to adopt, please first download a cat match form from our website 'forms & contact details' page & email it to us. We will follow up with you after receiving it. Sydney pet rescue & adoption has lots of gorgeous rescued cats looking for loving homes- visit our website - www. Sydneypetrescue. Com. Au to view them now. Sydney pet rescue and adoption is a registered non-profit charity (cfn 20040) run totally by volunteers, focusing on the rescue and re-homing of abandoned pets from death row in pounds. We have a no-kill policy, our rescued pets stay with a network of foster carers who provide loving temporary homes for these sometimes traumatised pets, until they find their fur-ever homes. Each pet you adopt enables us to save another life from certain death. . We offer a 4 week trial period with all pets and will take pets back if not compatible. We are a member society of wspa
adoption fee of $200 for one cat, $150 for 2nd, covers vet check, 1st vaccination, micro-chipping, de-sexing and flea/worming treatment. Plus $40 if fiv testing has been done, plus $40 if lifetime registered already. Your donation is vital to enable us to continue in our rescue work and give all pets a chance for a happy future. * donations of $2 or more are tax deductible*
Adoption details
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.