Adoption information
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About Washer
Washer, appropriately named by his rescuer due to assisting her with the washing up. Washer was rescued from a golf club by a lovely lady who will continue to foster him if he still in care when she arrives back from holidays. It is reported that there was some cruelty from humans towards Washer, therefore he can come across a little weary at times, however has come so far in a very short amount if time.He has come forward in leaps and bounds. He loves a cuddle and will roll on his back, then lift his hind leg for a lower belly rub. He is comfortable being held and will knead your arm while rubbing his head against your chin. He absolutely LOVES food and will try pretty much anything, especially if you've left something out or are not paying attention to your dinner plate. Washer is still getting used to human creature comforts and can be slightly weary at times. I would suggest he be introduced to one room at a time. It only took him a couple of days with his current foster carer, although there may be some hissing at first. Some BBQ chicken will help make friends quickly. Washer is currently living with 7 other foster cats and a budgie bird. He could be housed with other foster brothers V8 firstly, then Kenny or Piccolo however this is not essential. I would strongly advise Washer to now remain as indoor only cat. Washer will most likely be scared on his first meeting with his forever owners so he is able to be trialled for a few weeks and more information can be given to help him settle in on inquiry. I imagine Washer to be a very friendly and affectionate cat once he knows his home and new human friends. At his age the sooner he finds his forever home the better for all involved.
Adoption details
To find out more information about this animal, or to organise a time to see them, please contact our foster carer listed who will take you through the adoption process.
Our animals are rescued from various pounds and shelters and placed in Foster Care until a permanent home can be found. Our volunteer Foster Carers are located throughout Sydney, Australia and are only too happy to assist you.
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This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.