Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Bailey - Located in Preston
Bailey is looking for his furrever home. Please see medical notes before applying.
Our sweet Bailey is looking for his forever home - ideally with a cozy spot on your sofa or bed for him!
While he is acting all cool and playful during the day, his favorite time of the day is bed time along with some snuggles. He will make sure though that you will never miss an alarm in the mornings and wake you with a gentle head butt. In general, Bailey is a very social cat that loves to hang out around his humans and a very gentle character.
Please read Baileys Medical Information - Bailey is not able to be in a home with other cats to to the risk to their health.
APPLY ONLINE at http://www.neko.org.au/adoption-application/
Before applying to meet one of our cats, please ensure that
- you have the agreement of all members of the household to adopt a Cat
- you have your landlords permission to keep a pet. More information on what to do is available at https://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/housing/renting/applying-for-a-rental-property-or-room/pets-and-renting
- you have all the necessary bits and pieces to welcome your new family member, starting with a cat carrier to bring them home, a litter tray, litter, food and bowls as well as a bed, toys and scratchers
- you are ready to welcome them home NOW.
We are unable to hold a cat for you if you are not ready to adopt.
IMPORTANT NOTE - COVID19 PRACTICES
For adoptions, we are following COVID safe practices to ensure your health and that of our volunteers as well as the general community.
We thank you for your patience throughout this process.
All funds raised at Neko HQ are to benefit Maneki Neko Cat Rescue.
Find out more about Maneki Neko Cat Rescue at www.neko.org.au
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Medical notes
Bailey suffers from Chronic Cat Flu and has recently completed treatment for a persistent Upper Respiratory Tract infection that had a full work up and treatment.
He is in the process of completing a course of anti-viral medication to help reduce symptom flare ups of his flu. When he is symptomatic he tends to get a runny, snotty nose. Due to poor dental disease on arrival into care he has had the majority of his teeth removed - but that does not stop him from enjoying his food.
You might also notice a shaved spot on Bailey's abdomen. He has recently been desexed and had to have an incision in his abdomen to remove one of his testicles which was hiding up there. This is referred to as a Cryptorchid Castrate. The sutures from this incision site have been removed and it has all healed nicely.
Adoption details
APPLY ONLINE at http://www.neko.org.au/adoption-application/
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.