Marvin Marvel

Hi there. I am Marvin (a domestic short hair marbled ginger tabby male). I am a very happy and cheerful bloke who is looking for another friendly kitten or young cat, already in your home, to play with! I am super confident. I am a kind of a guy who is always interested in other people's business. If you you are up for a side kick then you will always find me on your shoulders. You can say that I have a thing for food but again I am just a kitten. Though I was the adopted orphan in Pad Thai's litter of six, I am still sooooo fond of my brothers or for the matter of fact any friendly cat. I love human company and I would seek out your attention but I love cats as well and would do really well with a friendly resident cat.

I can't wait to claim the hearts of my furever family. Will you be the one to adopt me? Submit an enquiry now and find out!

Marvin is a healthy raw fed kitten who has been wormed, flea treated, vaccinated and microchipped (Marvin microchip #953010100398113, source #RE101165). Hi is ready for adoption right now!
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We are run by volunteers. We check enquiries three times a day and try to respond within 24 hours. If you want us to follow up, you can text the Cat Phone on 0415-241-211.
To adopt from us you'll be required to have minimum an online meet & greet, a remote house check, show photo ID & proof of address, and fill out & sign an adoption contract.
Our animals are fully vet checked, flea treated, wormed, vaccinated and desexed before being advertised. They are evaluated for behavioural traits, fed a high-quality diet, and any known issues are communicated. NOT NEGOTIABLE CONDITIONS: indoor only/restrained to property & must be fed raw or vet prescription wet food.
We will communicate through every step of the process to ensure that the experience is excellent and your feline companion is the right fit. Read the contract for T&Cs for returns.
You must have residency in Australia to adopt from Cat People of Melbourne. If you are visiting or on a visa, talk to us about fostering instead!