Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Lady Luck (With video!)
* A rescue kitten who loves you like she knows you saved her*
Meet little Lady Luck, an approximately 12 week old blue tabby kitten with stunning golden green eyes. Lady Luck lives up to her name, escaping death row of the shelter the very day she was due to be put down, and fighting through pneumonia that nearly killed her. From this, she has become the single sweetest kitten we've had the pleasure of meeting.
Whether it's trying to curl up in your lap before you even sit down, or perching on your shoulder like a bird, this kitten just wants to be near you. She loves to play with and tackle anything you provide her with, but her favourite thing to do is just be with her people, which she lets you know by purring upon contact. She's like a ragdoll, in that she flops in your arms and lays calmly when being held like a baby.
For a better idea of just how sweet this little girl is, watch the video below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBUGZEWSaWg
Lady Luck is a small kitten; we imagine her growth was stunted when she fell ill, and as a result she may stay small for some time. Her eyes are striking in colour, as is her fur, which is a beautiful silver blue tabby with a tuft of creamy white fluffy fur. She has no problems getting along with cats, kittens, children or dogs. Lady Luck is completely litter trained, and also comes to you when you make kissy noises, can sit on command, and presses her nose to yours when asked!
Lady Luck comes vaccinated, micro chipped, de-sexed and flee/wormed treated, which her adoption fee of just $150 covers. She is currently located on the Central Coast. So come by for a visit and be the lucky person to take this wonderful kitten home!
Medical notes
Lady Luck has a congenital (birth) problem in that her trachea (windpipe) is narrowed at one point. It doesn't effect her quality of life in the slightest. As a result, when she plays/breaths too hard, she can sometimes make little snorting noises, sounding like a (quieter!) Bulldog. As she gets older your Veterinarian may advise treatment, but for now she is happy and healthy, and it is best to keep her nice and warm :)
Adoption details
Prospective owners contact carers via email or phone, they can come and meet the animal and make application.
Once the animal is desexed and all vet work is done the animal can be adopted.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.