8841 - Finnegan

🌟😻 $50 OFF EOFY SPECIAL 😻🌟

💚🤩 MEET FINNEGAN 🤩💚

Hi! My name is Finnegan, I have the most fabulous little paw-sonality but what I love to do the most is eat, sleep, play then repeat and repeat again! 😹

Nature
My Foster Mum tells me all the time how precious I am. I absolutely love life and all that being in foster care with my mummy and siblings brings aka… being SPOILT! I was born on the very scary streets of an industrial area when the Angels flew in and trapped our Mummy so we could all be safe together.

Companions (Children, Cats & Dogs)
I live with two big dogs who I can hear but have not met paw to paw yet. I have not met young children but my Foster Mum says gentle kids might be OK. I absolutely love other kitties, so a home with another feline is a must please.

Likes / Dislikes
I love my food! I have wet food morning and night with biscuits available 24/7 in case I get a bit peckish. Toys are pretty cool too - I love playing with them.

I use my litter tray already so big tick for me! ✅

My PURR-fect home would be one where I would get lots of love and attention, it would be cool if you have another kitty as I don’t want to be without a buddy paw-lease! I really didn’t enjoy being unsafe outside so indoors for me would be great, but access to a shaded cat run could be cool.

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

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8841 - Finnegan
Gender: Male
Breed: Domestic Medium Hair
Colour: Black
DOB: 20/12/2022
Adoption Fee: $150 as part of our End of Financial Year special

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

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

Finnegan 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 your new furry family members' flea and worming needs.

*Special ends 31st of July 2023*