Afina

Adoption Fee: $250

To apply to adopt, please complete a SAFE Cat Adoption Enquiry Form as follows:

* From the PetRescue website please click on this link: https://safe.org.au/find-a-cat/animal/byc3779/

* On the SAFE website simply click on 'Apply to Adopt'.

Afina is a quiet, sweet and loving girl who loves to curl up beside you for snuggles. She is easily startled by sudden loud noises and doesn't like new people at first, but warms up pretty easily. Afina is a growing kitten and really enjoys her food. She will happily play with toys that involve strings or little balls.

Afina gets along okay with dogs and other cats, but isn't a fan of them being right up close in her space uninvited. She absolutely adores children so would be ideal for a young family, but would equally suit an adult home too.

A sweet and pretty girl, is Afina the one for you?

If you already have pets in your home, a reminder that meeting new dogs and cats can be scary and intimidating for a kitten, so a slow and gradual introduction is a must.

Please apply by completing the SAFE application form from our website or the link above.

MEDICAL NOTES
Adoption fee includes vet check, first vaccination, flea and worm treatment, microchip including the transfer of ownership, and sterilisation. Please note Adina may need a booster vaccination, the cost of which is not included in her adoption fee.

ADOPTION DETAILS
To apply to adopt, please complete a SAFE Cat Adoption Enquiry Form via our website. You will be advised if your chosen kitten is still available and then put in contact with the carer for a chance to ask further questions. If a meet-and-greet is then arranged, we will email the adoption paperwork and payment instructions to you prior to this. Please note payment must be made before adoption trial starts and we are unable to take cash payment.

Our adoption process includes a two-week trial to ensure your chosen pet is the right fit for your home. After a successful trial period, SAFE Bunbury will arrange transfer of ownership on your new pet's microchip and email copies of their vet records out to you.