Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Yeti - Located in Coburg
Yeti is without a doubt the pluckiest and most gorgeous kitten I have fostered.
She was the runt of a litter of 8, so was bottle fed for a good stretch though she pushed her way to the milkbar often enough. She is playful and can be extravagantly affectionate, and when she's defending a scrap of newspaper can make ferocious growling noises that belie her tiny size.
As the runt, she is very petite, weighing in at about half of what her sibs do, and she has an angular limb deformity in her front left paw, not that you would notice. When she's in a rush, she tucks that foot under her armpit and rockets about on her three good legs.
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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Check out our other listings at http://www.petrescue.com.au/groups/10587?listings=active
Medical notes
Yeti has a deformed front right paw, after developing a massive infection in the joint as a very young kitten. It currently causes her no pain and while she will often hold it up when moving around she still does use it for some day to day activities. She may need it amputated in the future if it begins to cause her discomfort, but at the moment provided she remains an indoor only cat her vets have recommended to leave it be.
Adoption details
Apply online at http://www.neko.org.au/adoption-application/
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.