Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Marigold 🌼 K-Pop Superstar Kitten
Marigold is a kitten pop superstar, from the moment she was rescued and rocked into foster care, she has won over everyone she meets with her charming adorable ways.
If Marigold was human, she'd be a celebrity just for being herself, someone everyone knows and adores. Her little squeaks are cute, her playful ways are cute, her face is cute, her paws are cute!
Marigold is getting more adorable as she grows up. She likes to cuddle, she loves to play, she watches TV, she plays with the foster carers 40kg ridgeback, she plays with everyone she meets... she is fearless and utterly adorable!
A ray of sunshine has nothing on this little kitten popstar. Whoever adopts Marigold will have a best friend for life, will it be you?
Medical notes
Marigold is desexed, had her first vaccination, is microchipped, wormed and flea treated. She is a very healthy little girl who's ready for adoption right now!
Adoption details
To adopt a cat from Cat People you'll be required to have a house check and fill out an adoption contract. We work with a network of independent and co-operative foster carers. This means that adoption fees may vary.
Deposits are accepted to hold cats & kittens before adoption - this deposit is not refundable (instalment payments can be arranged with the coordinator to pre-approved adopters).
Cats from our group are all are vet checked, flea treated, wormed, vaccinated and desexed before being taken home by their adopters. Additionally, all of our cats have been evaluated for behavioural traits, fed a high-quality diet, and well socialised. Please note: all Cat People cats and kittens are indoor only unless stated otherwise on the ad.
Adoptions can be done with a two week foster to adopt arrangement for adult cats only.
We will communicate with you through every step of the adoption process to ensure that your experience (and the cat's) is excellent and that you are confident in your decision to add a furry member to your family.
Returns are only accepted due to health issues confirmed by a veterinarian.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.