Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Mouse
PTS due to rapidly deteriorated health issues. FIP suspected
MOUSE is a gorgeous little boy, but he is extremely shy. He came to us from the pound needing to learn how to be a cat, however, he was in pretty bad shape. His foster family have been working super hard to show him that the world isn't scary, and humans are here to love them. He is very slowly coming out of his dshell, but spends most of his day hiding in his special spot. Mouse will need a family who is patient and sensitive to this poor little boys fears. In just under 2 weeks his foster family has raised his confidence enough for him to start exploring the house, but loud noises and sudden movements scare him. His foster family wonder what horrors the little baby has seen to be so afraid of the world.
Mouse is very happy to be held once trust is gained, and loves to have his ears scratched and be petted. He gives out purrs of appreciation often, which is encouraging to his foster family. He may have some ragdoll mix as he is a little ball when picked up. He doesn't mind a little snuggling while being held, which may increase over time.
Could you be the family to give Mouse the love, patience and acceptance he needs? Mouse could be an amazing companion once the bond and trust has been gained. Come and meet him and find out.
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Name: Mouse
Breed: DMH
Sex: Male
Age: 12 Weeks (as at 5/8/16)
Cuddle scale: Timid
Litter Trained: Yes
Cat Friendly: I don't mind other kitties
Dog Friendly: I am very unsure of dogs
Child Friendly: I don't mind the tiny humans if they don't make noise or move. I might do better in a house without children
Indoor ONLY cat
Vet work completed: Will be desexed, microchipped, vaccinated, flea treated and wormed before going to his new home
Fee: $195
Location: Northern Gold Coast
Diet: Hill's Science Diet - Wet Kitten Food
Contact email address: kittens1@ffarq.com.au
Medical Notes: Ex-Flu kitten
Medical notes
Has been treated for cat flu.
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.