Adoption information
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About Chloe
Chloe is a shy and sweet little purring machine. She is very calm and easy to care for and would love a home where she can get a lot of lap time.
Chloe came in with her sister, Zoey, from a cat hoarding house of over 50 cats. She was not fully socialised with humans and was initially quite scared and mistrustful.
Today, Chloe is very affectionate with humans, and has become quite fond of lap snuggles, once she is relaxed, but likes to get to know and become comfortable with her humans first. Once she is on your lap, she purrs and nudges you for more pats, but her sister Zoey can sometimes feel left-out!
Once Chloe is comfortable with her environment, she is the most affectionate cat! Chloe sleeps snuggled up next to her carer, on the bed. She also visits her carer in the office, and sits on her lap and purrs and snuggles.
Unlike her sister, Chloe is much more playful and would prefer a human who can play with her every now and then - she loooooves cat teasers and this is another great way to bond with her!
Ideally, Chloe would love a home where someone would love to snuggle her regularly, and continue to encourage her affection and confidence.
Chloe does not need a large amount of space and would be very happy in an apartment where she can chill in a cat tree. She is after a calm, indoor only home and, although she tolerates other cats quite well, she likes to be the queen of the house and hog all her humans' attention, so may be best as an only cat.
Please reach out if you would like Chloe to join your family!
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Adoption details
Please click on the button 'Find out more about this Pet' to receive an Expression of Interest Form. One of our Volunteer Case Managers will explain our process to you. (Please note that completing the Expression of Interest form does not place you under any obligation to adopt.)
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This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.








