Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Hobie **2nd Chance Cat Rescue**
Meet Hobie!
Have you ever heard of a cat that purrs when it is at the vet? Well now you have!
Just like his Spider-Man name sake, Hobie is so incredibly loving, confident, curious, and is always there when you need him.
Hobie and his three sisters were found under a house in a slightly rural area. This litter took to the resident, child, and resident old dog with ease. When they came to foster care, all wanted to be friends straight away with the resident cats and other foster kittens. In true Hobie fashion, he innocently ‘left’ quarantine on his first day home to snuggle with another foster kitten.
His daily routine involves lots of smooching up to his foster mum, presenting himself for cuddles, purring like a truck, having a play, then immediately going back for kisses.
Not much phases this little boy!
Hobie would love to go to a home with one of his sisters (Mayday, Gwen, or Parker), or to a home with a friendly cat or dog. He’s good with kids too!
Disclaimer- one of Hobie’s eyes can look a bit weird.
The vet thinks it’s highly likely that before he came into foster care, something punctured his left eye. It has all healed up, and the specialist vet determined there’s no vision impairment or future work needed, but it can look a little weird when first noticed. Part of his iris connected to his cornea when healing. Regardless, there’s no effect on him.
Located in Abbotsford.
To express your interest in adopting, or to enquire about any of our cats please fill in our adoption questionnaire: https://www.2ndchancecatrescue.com.au/adopting/adoption-form/
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All 2nd Chance Cat Rescue cats are desexed, microchipped, vaccinated, flea and worm treated and come with a take home pack. We transfer the change of Ownership free of charge into your name.
Medical notes
As a result of an eye puncture when a little kitten, part of his iris healed connected to his cornea.
Eye is fully healed.
Scar on surface.
If cat flu is caught, may accompany with ocular signs (eg discharge or redness).
Vet notes will be provided.
No veterinary work has been identified, and vision isn’t impacted.
Adoption details
ADOPTION QUESTIONNAIRE
We ask that you complete an Adoption Questionnaire before we make arrangements for you to meet a cat or kitten. This is to ensure that we find the best possible match for you and the cats/kittens in our care.
PROCEDURE
1. Go to our website www.2ndchancecatrescue.com.au and go to our adopting page.
2. You can complete the online application by following http://www.2ndchancecatrescue.com.au/adopting/adoption-form
3. Or you can download the document and email back via 2ndchancecatrescuevic@gmail.com
4. If your application is successful, we will contact you to arrange a meet and greet.
Please note that the adoption fee as stated on the cat's profile is required on the day of adoption and we only accept cash.
PLEASE BE PATIENT
2nd Chance Cat Rescue is a home-based rescue group and most of our volunteers are working full-time so we hope that you understand that it may take 1-2 days to get back to you.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.