8176 - Chai

🥨☕️INTRODUCING CHAI ☕️🥨

Hello world! I heard someone was looking for a smoochy ginger gal and I came running, now let me tell you all about myself!

Nature
I was born in foster care after my Mama cat was rescued by the Angels heavily pregnant. I’ve had so much fun in foster care with my siblings and getting lots of attention from the hoomans. I really do love human attention; I will search my foster home from top to bottom looking for someone to give me pats! My Foster Mum tries to lay down and go on her phone but I say, “no way, let me just push that aside, give me pats!!!”

I really do love affection, so if you don’t mind having a kitty who will be all up in your face then I’m your gal. I also give little love bites when I get really into the pats. My Foster Mum says I should grow out of this as I’m still young, I just love to nibble.

Companions (Children, Cats & Dogs)
I haven’t been around children before, but I think older children would be best for me as I occasionally give little nibbles when receiving pats.

I have met the resident cats and I love them! I give them smooches and we like to play chasey. I’m also in foster care with my brother Peppermint and we love to play together. I haven’t met dogs before but may be okay with a slow introduction to a calm, cat-savvy pooch.

Likes / Dislikes
I love pats! I jump onto my Foster Mum’s chest for non stop pats and attention. I also love playing with toys and climbing the cat tower.

My PURR-fect home would be with a family to shower me with love and affection! Another feline friend to play with could be cool but not essential if you’re home a lot to hang out with me and give me pats!

If you would like to meet Chai please email adoption@perthrescueangels.org

#sweetgirl #adoptdontshop #perthrescueangels

8176 - Chai
Gender: Female
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Colour: Champagne
DOB: 26/09/2022
Adoption Fee: $200

*Chai’s adoption fee includes vet check, sterilisation, vaccination, microchip, flea and worm treatment

Medical Notes: Chai was exposed to cat flu, which is a respiratory infection. She did not show symptoms and was given the all clear by the vet.

Chai likely has cerebellar hypoplasia where her cerebellum did not develop fully, and as a result she has some coordination issues. When she requires more concentration for tasks her condition gets more noticeable, so things like eating and cleaning require some assistance. The vet predicts her symptoms will not get any worse, and as she gets older she will learn to cope with them better.

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