Chickie is purely adorable. She very gently asks for attention either smooching you a little or climbing into your lap where she sits quietly purring while you stroke her. Sometimes she tucks her face into the crook of your elbow showing utter bliss & trust. She really adores her cuddles without being too "needy" about it. She also loves to sleep with you and has taken to going under the covers in the curl of your body if you sleep on your side.
Slim and dainty, she has totally transformed from the frightened bush baby she was. It would be hard not to love her. She is a fun little girl too, playing with toys and all the other cats in the home. See her early video in her pics!

Chickie was temporarily placed into a 2nd foster home to expose her to a busier lifestyle with more bustle and children, including a typically boisterous toddler, and managed well. She especially took to one of the children (see pic) so there's no doubt she will give a child plenty of company. Initially shy with a stranger, it does not take her long to come out to say hi!

Like her siblings, she has a very glossy tabby coat with attractive spotted markings and she will care for it herself as long as you provide the diet.

Chickie is best buds with her sweet & laid-back brother Tommy if you want two bonded kitties.

Chickie was trapped near the airport with her littermates after an employee noticed their deceased mother on the road. In just a few short weeks she went from being a scared bush kitty to a purring girl bursting with health and loving life. This came about with a diet of very high quality kitten food and a ton of handling & love from a band of kitty-snuggler volunteers who cuddled & played with them every day for several weeks. It was a crash course in Domestication and Loving Humans!

Chickie has grown up with plenty of other cats of all ages, two sizes of cat-savvy dogs and was snuggled a lot by children during her initiation into indoor life. She enjoys the company of lots of cats so other pets would be great for her though she's also likely to be perfectly happy with one or more loving humans as she grows to adulthood.

For her safety and your own peace of mind Chickie needs to be an indoor-only cat, and a secure cat enclosure would be a wonderful bonus for her. But an enriched household (with cat towers, scratchers & plenty of toys), some good window seats & views of outside perhaps with a screen door or window to look through & sniff the breeze, and lots of attention should be adequate.

Located in Yanchep.