Tiger

I'm Tiger!
My foster mum says 'The Eye of the Tiger' is the theme song for my sister and me. I was the size of a Beanie Baby, hence my nickname. We were scared young beans trying to survive against the odds at the tip. To make certain we'd be rescued by a wonderful human I gave up part of my sight and hearing and my sister gave up part of her sight in one eye. Our dreams were answered when we were found by a wonderful human who brought us to where we found our carers to help us thrive and grow before we found our own families.
At a glance, you won't know we have special supurrpowers. Along with our striking baby blues and gorgeous colours, I'm the honorary brain cell holder of the orange cat society. My sister Tilly is a member of the tiny but mighty cat society. I was such a feisty little bean on arrival with my foster mum. I didn't want her near me, but I had to feel her presence, or I'd yell the house down. After a 3am 'splosion mum decided to face my feistiness with a bath. When she was drying me I felt a strange rumble in my chest........ What was that?????
After that I convinced mum to let me sleep in my carrier on a heat pad on dad's side of the bed. After mum showed she was good people, I became Velcro cat and she had to carry me everywhere......even the bathroom. I melted hearts at the vet and all who saw me adored me and I was well snuggled at my last visit. I like to make my foster dad and uncle work a little for my love, however once I recognize mum I become a puddle of purring goo.
I may not be able to see or hear properly. What I can ""see"" during the daytime is better than at night time. I use my nose, whiskers and pawsies as a walking cane. I have also bravely faced the big black canine called a Labbydore, we'll ignore the fact that she gave me the biggest slobbery kiss of my Life......
Do you have what it takes to be custodian of either my handsome self or my beautiful sister Tilly to further hone our supurrpowers. Have your people call our people. (We may or may not be getting spoilt rotten while we wait).-
Animals are located in Gladstone, Central QLD, 4680
If interested in knowing more please phone Gladstone PAWS 0429 127 950.
Or visit www.gladstonepaws.com

All animals are health checked, vaccinated, worm/flea treated, microchipped, desexed and registered with Gladstone Council.
They are socialised in the homes of loving foster carers, not in cages or kennels. (See our website to join the team)

Adoption fees apply.
We care where our pets go - A phone interview and property/enclosure check may be required.