Lola

😸 THE LOLA TO YOUR CHARLIE 😸

"Hehe, hello! My name is Lola and I'm the cheeky one of the bunch around here! I've grown up in a lovely foster home where I have been so very loved. My foster people come in all shapes and sizes, from youngins to the grown up kind of humans. I have had things pretty good here, I get all the yummy foods, lots of toys to play with, small humans who cuddle and care for me and the most amazing foster mum. She has made sure that we grew up big and strong by giving our mum plenty of food, a clean and safe place to keep us and lots of love and care.

One of my favourite things right now is sunbathing through the window while I watch the outside world go by. The Catters say that I can't spend too much time outside or in the sun because I have such a pale nose and ears, but a little morning dose of golden rays should be okay right? I just can't get enough of that cosy, summer love. If you're looking for a good all-rounder to join your family then I am your girl! I can see myself spending summers on the sofa while my family relax around me."

Lola is confident and comfortable exploring new surroundings and will suit most family homes with children of all ages. We expect a smooth transition moving to a home with other household pets with the right introductions, and we are happy to provide support during this time.

Name: Lola
Age: 9 weeks
Gender: Female
Suburb: Kallaroo
Adoption Fee: $250
Lola's adoption fee includes a veterinary health examination followed by sterilisation, microchip, up to date vaccination/s and treatment for parasites.

Important note: Lola has pale features that increase the risk of sun damage. It is recommended that cats who are susceptible to sun damage are kept indoors and confined to a cat run for the morning and evening sun if they enjoy the outdoors.

Medical Note: Lola was exposed to a widespread disease commonly known as Cat Flu (Feline Herpes Virus). Lola has not shown any signs of ill health during time in care and may or may not be a carrier of the virus. This virus is a common respiratory disease in cats and varies in severity. The virus usually attacks the respiratory tract (nasal passages and lungs), eyes, or both. Signs of illness may or may not develop over time and veterinary treatment might be required. As usual, regular vaccinations are important to protect Lola and other cats within the same living space should be up to date with vaccination.

If you would like to arrange a meet and greet with Lola, please fill in the adoption application: https://madcattersinc.formstack.com/forms/adoption_application or email madcattersrescue@outlook.com.au

Our cats and kittens thank you for choosing to adopt a rescue animal ✨