Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Raina ~ 12 week old female (on trial 7/6/2021)
Raina is such a gorgeous, cuddly and independent kitty that has the most amazing markings and personality! You cannot go past her.
IMPORTANT READ CAREFULLY: Raina has been diagnosed with scoliosis. Two of her vertebrae have failed to grow and have caused a spinal curve. Raina’s veterinary prognosis is a potentially shorter life span, possible arthritis, and ongoing weight management to ensure no extra pressure is put on her spine. The specialist has said that cats are resilient animals and as long as she is monitored when playing, jumping and climbing, she should live a happy and healthy life. Raina cannot rough play with children or animals so an older cat for company would be great.
Raina and her siblings were found in a backyard, abandoned by their mum at 2.5weeks old. Even though she had a rough start, she took to bottle feeding well and soon solids like a pro! Raina LOVES food and is using her litter well.
Raina is confident, playful, and loves to explore. She was the first to take to the cat tower and will always get right to the top and cry until she gets help to get down. Raina loves toys, the tunnel and scratching pole. Any scratching towers in her future home will need to be on the smaller side so that she isn’t encouraged to jump from high places.
Raina seeks cuddles with her favourite human and will snuggle into their neck and chest. Raina is also great with dogs and other cats.
Due to Raina’s condition she will need a home with someone home more often than not to monitor her, and children no younger that 12 who understand that they need to be gentle with her.
Raina could benefit from a companion animal however they would need to be older and calm so that there is no rough play.
DRN cats and kittens must be inside only unless you have a cat enclosure that they can have some outside time in.
Since Raina is too young to be desexed she will need to be adopted locally in the Newcastle, Central Coast or Hunter area so she can be returned before she is 4 months to a DRN approved vet for desexing which is included in her adoption fee as well as microchipping and first kitten vaccination. Her adoption fee is $250 and she is located in Singleton.
If you are interested in meeting Raina, please complete the below questionnaire.
Medical notes
Raina has been diagnosed with scoliosis. Please read her profile carefully.
Since Raina is too young to be desexed she will need to be adopted locally in the Newcastle, Central Coast or Hunter area so she can be returned before she is 4 months to a DRN approved vet for desexing which is included in her adoption fee as well as microchipping and first kitten vaccination.
Adoption details
(1) The first step is to fill in our online Adoption Questionnaire:
https://form.jotform.co/93127959159875
(2) If the questionnaire is approved we will arrange a property check so we
can verify that your home and yard are suitable for the pet you've applied for.
(3) After that we will arrange for you to meet the pet, usually at the foster
carer's home, nearby park or your home.
(4) If both sides agree, then you can pay for and adopt your new family
member! The two week trial begins on the day of adoption.
More details of our Adoption Procedure on our website:
https://tinyurl.com/adoptproc
We prefer payment by funds transfer and don't accept cash or personal
cheques.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.