Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Maggie sta001620
Maggie is a special case. When she came into our Shelter we discovered that this lovely lady was suffering from skin cancer on her nose. Our friendly colleagues at Eltham Veterinary Clinic surgically removed the cancer after which Maggie then spent some time recovering in foster care. She is now ready for her new home. Maggie is a beautiful, talkative, affectionate and well-mannered cat who needs to be indoors only. Will you be able to provide this special girl with a special home?
From her foster carers: Maggie settled into our home very quickly. She explored the living area almost immediately and tried out various sleeping spots to find her favourites. She approaches new environments with curiosity and hasn’t displayed many negative behaviours. We are able to leave her alone at home and not worry about her. She enjoys being close and will lay at your feet while you sit on the couch or at the dinner table. She doesn’t jump up on furniture or kitchen benches, although she will climb up on the couch if she’s keen for a pat and to curl up next to you. Maggie is very fond of dinner time and will let you know when she’s hungry with her little meows. She is perfectly litter trained, happy to have “conversations” with you, and a perfect companion.
Medical notes
Maggie has had part of her nose removed due to skin cancer. This has no lasting affect on her, but she will need to be an indoor cat forever more.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.