Adoption information
About Sadie - In foster care in Reservoir
Meet Sadie
Some cats burst into your life like fireworks. Sadie is more like the favourite armchair you didn't know you needed. Warm, comforting, and always waiting to make the end of your day a little better.
Her ideal evening is wonderfully simple: curl up beside you on the couch, watch whatever you're watching on TV, and provide a steady soundtrack of happy purrs while collecting as many pats as you're willing to give. She's incredibly affectionate, but she's also a lady with boundaries. Cuddles? Absolutely. Being carried around? She'll politely, and quite vocally, let you know that's not on today's agenda.
When the weather is nice, Sadie loves spending time exploring a secure outdoor space. She's happiest rustling through leaves, chatting to birds from a respectful distance, or discovering the perfect sunny spot for an afternoon nap. Toys have never really impressed her. She's much more interested in the simple pleasures of life.
Sadie has always been an only cat and would be happiest continuing her reign as the sole queen of her castle. After some unpleasant experiences with other cats in the past, she's looking for a home where she can have all the love, all the couch space, and all the attention to herself.
A little while ago, Sadie lost all of her teeth due to tooth resorption. Don't worry, she's adapted beautifully and happily enjoys a wet food diet. She also does best with a little psyllium added to her meals to keep her tummy comfortable.
If you're looking for a playful kitten, Sadie probably isn't your girl. But if you're looking for a loyal companion who believes the best nights are spent together on the couch, she's already saved you a spot.
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Medical notes
Sadie previously developed tooth resorption and has since had all of her teeth removed. She has adapted very well and now eats a wet food diet. She occasionally experiences some mild digestive discomfort, which usually settles after she has been to the toilet.
To help keep her tummy happy, Sadie does best on a digestive wet food with a small amount of psyllium husk added to her meals, as recommended by her vet. This has made a significant difference and keeps her stools much firmer and more comfortable.
Adoption details
All our cats and kittens are in fostercare, we do not operate a shelter or shop, so please contact us to arrange a visit.
You can complete our online application form at http://www.neko.org.au/adoption-application/