8777 - Mulberry

🍓🖤 MEET MULBERRY 🖤🍓

Hello, my name is Mulberry! I’m a stunning house panther who came into the care of the Angels after being born in a strawberry patch.

Nature
I must say, I’m really loving this new life. I live every moment to the fullest, enjoying every minute and purring nonstop! I can’t get enough attention and love from my Foster Mum, I need more! Now I’m on the hunt for a home that’s just as loving as I am, could that be with you?

Companions (Children, Cats & Dogs)
I’m currently in foster care with my sister, Gooseberry, and we love each other’s company, so being adopted together would be so cool! Otherwise if you have a cat already at home for me to hang with that would be okay too.

I also live with two big dogs who I’ve met and am ok with, I’d just need a slow introduction to any new dog friends. I haven’t met any children yet but my Foster Mum says older kids would be okay.

Likes / Dislikes
I love my food, wet food morning, noon and night with biscuits 24/7 in case I get a bit peckish.

Here is a list of the things I love about life:
🐈‍⬛ Food glorious food
🐈‍⬛ Toys toys and more toys
🐈‍⬛ Zoomies zoomies zoomies
🐈‍⬛ Snoooooooozy time

I use my litter tray already so gold star for me I think! ⭐️

My PURR-fect home would be one where I would get lots of love and attention and one where I have another kitty as company for when you go out, so I don’t get lonely.

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

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8777 – Mulberry
Gender: Female
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Colour: Black
DOB: 14/11/2022
Adoption Fee: $200

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

Medical Notes: Mulberry had cat flu, which is a respiratory infection. She was treated for this and given the all clear by the vet.

Mulberry was exposed to the Feline Coronavirus which is a common virus that cats are exposed to. Cats that contract Feline Coronavirus are generally asymptomatic or have mild diarrhoea. There is a small chance that Feline Coronavirus can mutate into Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP). Until recently, FIP was considered to be a fatal disease however recent advances in veterinary pharmaceuticals means that there are some experimental treatment options available that have had success in treating FIP. Risk of Feline Coronavirus mutating to FIP can be reduced by making sure your cat has regular health checks and vaccinations, high quality nutrition, keeping cat numbers in the house low, and attempting to keep the environment as stress free as possible.

🐾 Perth Rescue Angels recommends Advantage and Advocate from Elanco Animal Health for all of your new furry family members’ flea and worming needs.