Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Ash
Oh what can i say about little Ash???? She is a delightful, beautiful, stunning princess, she is grey and white and very fluffy (could possibly have a bit of medium hair in her), she is a playful, cheeky girl whose favourite game is hide and seek, and lets scare mummy to death by thinking i've escaped.... Sometimes she will get really timid, but i think its part of the game, cos thats when she tends to hide, and will just watch us all looking everywhere for her.. She even played it with the vet today, had me going through the rubbish bin looking for her, all the while she was hiding in the bookkcase watching me... Her favourite toy is currently a...... straw, yes your reading correct a drinking straw.. She loves to knock the straws out of our cups then drags them into the kitchen and play with them and her siblings... SHe is a great eater and will eat anything placed in front of her... WHilst she is not quite ready to go to her new home just yet, applications for her adoptions are now open, she will probably be ready in about 1 month... She is currently located in Mt Druitt with her carer....
Medical notes
1st vaccinations complete
Adoption details
After indicating your interest in a cat or kitten you wish to adopt we put you in contact with his or her foster carer. You can then organize a meet and greet.
If you decide to go ahead with the adoption you are required to complete the adoption form and transfer of microchip paperwork. The foster carer will have these documents for you to complete or they can be sent to you via email. Payment can be made via direct deposit or cash to the carer.
We have transport opportunities available from time to time.
Cats are sold desexed, first vaccination and micro-chipped. They will be up to date on their worming and flea treatment.
PLEASE NOTE: Unless other wise stated as in the case of BARN/FARM cats.. ALL our cats are for INDOOR HOMES ONLY or specially built cat enclosures.. We rescued them off the street and would think nothing worse that they be placed back there and in danger of all the perils of modern day society. This includes and is not restricted to... dangers from disease, attacked by dogs,being used for dog fights or greyhound baiting, cars, cat haters, sick people who would like to hurt any living creature and/or being trapped and sent back to the pound and then left on death row unclaimed due to unforeseen circumstances (IE failure of owner to change address details when moving or lack of funding to pay the impounding fees).
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.