Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Mit Mit
MIT MIT was found as a stray in Murrumba Downs and taken to the local vet clinic. When nobody came looking for her the Doctor took her home and over the next several weeks had all of her veterinary work done. She has been named Mit-Mit because it was one of the first noises she learned to make and the tiny two part squeak was her attempts to meow. She still has a quite tiny voice, but has learned that she can use it to demand attention from the humans. She has been fostered in an environment with two other dogs and cats though these animals have not been playful enough for her liking. She enjoys chasing their tails and pouncing, but they are too old and serious for her kitten games so ideally she'd love to go to a home with other fun playful animals. She hasn't spent any time with children but would probably love the attention she would get from school age or older kids. She doesn't enjoy being picked up and carried as people move too slow for her fast lifestyle, but she loves following people around the house, zooming up and down hallways to 'help' and see what is happening. While her meows are quiet her purrs can be heard across the room and she loves nothing more than sitting on shoulders or in laps for hours at a time.
Name: Mit Mit
Breed: DSH
Sex: Female
Age: 4.5 months
Cuddle scale: Snuggly
Litter Trained: Yes
Cat Friendly: Yes
Dog Friendly: Yes
Child Friendly: Older children
Indoor ONLY cat
Vet work completed: Yes
Fee: $PP
Location: Chermside
Contact email address: kittens1@ffarq.com.au
Adoption details
1. Initial enquiry
2. Interest form and arrange to meet the pet
3. If agreeable after meeting the pet, pay the adoption fee and arrange to take the pet home.
4. Dog adopters will have a fence check to ensure their doggy won't run away!
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.