Neo the Fluffy is a perfect example of a friendly ginger boy kitty! They say they're the friendliest of all cats (even feral ginger adults are more likely to tame up than other colours of cat!) and Neo is no exception. He's happy to make friends with anyone, human or feline, and would be the perfect addition to just about any home, as long as there's another cat already there - and if you don't have a cat already we have plenty of other kittens we can pair him up with! He'll be sure to make friends with them and make them feel welcome :)

Neo is a fuzzy little teddy bear kitten, very playful, crazy energetic, and super affectionate. He'd be great for a home with kids, and any other animals who are happy to have a playful little bundle of joy keen to make friends with them. If this is your home, enquire now!

Neo is a healthy raw fed kitten who has been wormed, flea treated, vaccinated, desexed and microchipped (microchip #956000012996477, source #RE101165). He is available for adoption. His adoption fee also includes his second vaccination at one of our rescue vets.
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To adopt a cat from Cat People you'll be required to have a remote or in-person house check done, show photo ID & proof of address, and fill out & sign an adoption contract.
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, this is not negotiable.
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 adopt a feline companion. Returns are only accepted due to health issues confirmed by a veterinarian.
We only accept adoptions from people with residency in Australia. If you are on a work or student visa, talk to us about fostering with the group instead!