Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Anya
Anya is adorably sleek, with her short grey fur, and long limbs. She has a sphinx like appearance, and is small in size, making her your new forever kitty!
Anya is very playful and loves to chase toys and other feline friends. She is very social with other cats, and with humans, although she'll take a day or three to settle in.
Anya loves food, and will try and get you to share with her. Whenever you open a bag of chips, you will find her beside you, wondering if that is for her. She will also attempt to eat any food left outside, so watch out for your food!! She is not a picky eater, and she will eat anything you give her.
Anya is social with humans, on her own terms. She will come to you when she feels like it. She is only a lap cat when she feels like it, but she loves to be around people and adores getting pats and winding around your legs.
Medical notes
No known health conditions
Adoption details
Your full name:
What’s your address:
Best contact number:
Are you an Australian resident? If not what will happen to the cat if/when you leave?
Are you applying to adopt the cat for yourself? If not who for? How old is the primary carer for the cat?
Are you looking for an indoor only cat or indoor/outdoor?
Do you have any other pets? If so what how many? What breed? Temperaments?
How many people live in your house? Any children under 10 years old?
Do you own your house or do you have permission from your landlord to get a cat?
Have you owned animals before? If so what breed? Have you ever surrendered or rehomed any of your pets? Is so why?
Please tell us a bit about the home you will provide and what sort of cat you’re looking for:
How many hours a week do you spend away from your home? How long would the cat be by itself on a regular basis?
Do you have any of the following...
Salt lamps?
Diffusers?
House plants? If so what species
Are you in a position to financially cover vet bills?
Do you agree that if things don’t work out with your pet our rescue will be your first point of contact should you need to rehome?
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.