Lucy and Fern

These two lovely ladies are seeking a super special home, together or separately, where they will be loved and accepted for who they are. Both Lucy and

Fern are very timid. While they have made progress in foster care, they require adopters who won’t expect too much too soon and are willing to put in the work and be very patient in earning their trust. In return, we know they will blossom into gentle and loving family members with time. As many people who have chanced adopting shy souls like these two know, sometimes the best things in life take time!

Lucy is the more confident of the two and has become brave enough to enjoy pats and chin scratches from her foster family. While still enjoying the outdoors, she is mainly an inside cat and loves to relax by the fire in the evenings; while she may not be a lap cat yet, she enjoys the company of her humans in this environment.

Fern is timid and gentle, but luckily very food motivated! This will be key in earning her trust, which will take plenty of time and patience. She is an inquisitive little lady and enjoys exploring both indoors and outdoors. While she doesn’t enjoy being picked up, Fern

is affectionate to her foster family and will give bunts with her face and loves firm strokes in return. Fern

is still growing in confidence; her latest achievement in foster care was her brave ascent onto the couch, where she sat next to her foster mum!

Both girls are still on high alert to perceived danger such as strangers and loud sounds, as they are still learning to feel fully safe in their environment. Their confidence will grow with time and stability in their forever homes like it has in foster care. They sleep in their foster parents' room now and won't go downstairs without one of them where they hang around and can be quite loving. 

While Lucy and Fern may not be the easiest choice, we know their perfect home(s) are out there somewhere. Will you take a chance and become the happily ever after they deserve? Lucy and

Fern are fostered with a calm and cat-friendly dog and are looking for a quiet and gentle home.

LISTING ON BEHALF

Soot is a 1 year old DSH kitty. She is completely black so it's hard to catch her beauty in a photo. Soot loves a cuddle, her nature is kind and she purrs as loudly as she can We are sadly now in a position in which we need to rehome her urgently.

Soot is a real foodie! Despite her size, she eats a lot, her favourite is a raw chicken drumstick we feed her a box of raw meat, wet food and biscuits. With her love of food comes some aggression toward other animals at meal times, and she will steal food off my children’s plates and bottles off of my youngest daughter. For that reason she is best suited to a home with older children and with no other animals. In the right home she will make a loving, loyal companion

PUGSLEY AND FOREST - TO BE ADOPTED TOGETHER

Pugsley is a super handsome dude with a charming personality. He is an amazing snuggler and biscuit maker. Although he is shy to begin with, he is an attention seeker once he knows you love him. He is best suited in a quieter household or with older children. “Brother” Forest is a gorgeous wee man that is very placid and sweet. He can be a bit shy but loves cuddles once he trusts you and has the greatest purr. Best suited to a home with older children. We would love if these two boys could be adopted together as they have formed a beautiful little friendship.

Poppy is the perfect mix so smoochy and playful. She's a great floor hunter, chasing anything that crawls, rolls, and crinkles. She loves to put her hunting skills to the test and locates any bug in the home, chittering to let you know where her prey is. She happily entertains herself, trying out new parkour moves or ways to access places high up. She loves to play with her brother (Blueberry), and is quite vocal even though she's the one chasing him (think youngest sibling syndrome!). Poppy loves nothing more than to curl up in your lap and spend her day with cuddles and scratches - even better if you've supplied a cozy blanket! She is equally affectionate when receiving scratches and will repay you with many many kisses. Being found isolated in the wild means she still has a few things to learn! Poppy would do best in a home with older or no children. She is easily spooked by loud, or sudden noises, and is best suited to the indoor cat lifestyle. She is initially scared of strangers though comes out to investigate after she's settled. Poppy is easily food motivated and this has helped her meet new friends. She would do well with her brother, or an older cat who can continue to teach her how to interact with others. She will also do well as a single cat for a family who are home often and are able to give her the snuggles she desires.

Lucy and Fern

These two lovely ladies are seeking a super special home, together or separately, where they will be loved and accepted for who they are. Both Lucy and

Fern are very timid. While they have made progress in foster care, they require adopters who won’t expect too much too soon and are willing to put in the work and be very patient in earning their trust. In return, we know they will blossom into gentle and loving family members with time. As many people who have chanced adopting shy souls like these two know, sometimes the best things in life take time!

Lucy is the more confident of the two and has become brave enough to enjoy pats and chin scratches from her foster family. While still enjoying the outdoors, she is mainly an inside cat and loves to relax by the fire in the evenings; while she may not be a lap cat yet, she enjoys the company of her humans in this environment.

Fern is timid and gentle, but luckily very food motivated! This will be key in earning her trust, which will take plenty of time and patience. She is an inquisitive little lady and enjoys exploring both indoors and outdoors. While she doesn’t enjoy being picked up, Fern

is affectionate to her foster family and will give bunts with her face and loves firm strokes in return. Fern

is still growing in confidence; her latest achievement in foster care was her brave ascent onto the couch, where she sat next to her foster mum!

Both girls are still on high alert to perceived danger such as strangers and loud sounds, as they are still learning to feel fully safe in their environment. Their confidence will grow with time and stability in their forever homes like it has in foster care. They sleep in their foster parents' room now and won't go downstairs without one of them where they hang around and can be quite loving. 

While Lucy and Fern may not be the easiest choice, we know their perfect home(s) are out there somewhere. Will you take a chance and become the happily ever after they deserve? Lucy and

Fern are fostered with a calm and cat-friendly dog and are looking for a quiet and gentle home.

Marmalade is a pretty girl who came to us with her kittens, and also took on some that were not her own. She has been a very attentive mother but would now love to find her own forever home. She is a very sweet girl who just needs some love and attention. Loud noises scare her so she would best suit a quiet home without dogs, cats and young children, older children will be fine.

SPECIAL INDOOR ONLY HOME REQUIRED FOR BEAUTIFUL BLIND KITTENS STEVIE AND REGGIE

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DON'T LET THEIR LACK OF EYESIGHT SCARE YOU, THEY CAN PLAY FOOTBALL LIKE BECKHAM!!

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MUST BE ADOPTED TOGETHER

STEVIE

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Stevie is a quiet little lady with just the right amount of sass and fire. Stevie has been blind since birth and has shown resilience and bravery in every challenge she’s faced. Since learning to navigate the house layout her confidence has soared. Stairs are no barrier for this cool cat! She loves her space but will allow neck scratches before laying down for a good belly rub. Stevie doesn’t like to be picked up too much as we think it makes her disorientated.

However this kitty loves to climb and explore and often gets herself in and out of pretty high places if given enough time and some encouragement. She loves a good rough and tumble with her brother, often telling him off or putting him in his place with a growl or two. She is very sweet natured and has often kept to herself with regular check ins for pats and belly rubs when with us. Stevie loves her toys and will often carry one around meowing for everyone to see. She loves the cat tunnel and has mastered the cat tower so now she can sit like the queen she is with brother Reggie by her side. She does have a slight neurological issue in that her head tilts at times so it can make eating look funny, but she does it well.

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REGGIE (REGGIE ROO)

This little guy is everything you would ever want in a cat. He loves to be by your side wherever you go, snuggled up with you or trying to eat your late night snacks. Don’t let his inability to see fool you, you’ll forget until he bumps into the wall. His other senses are sharp as anything. You should see him catch a fly or pounce with precision on his sister during a playful fight. Stairs are no problem for this super kitty. He has mastered cat towers with little effort making him king of the tower!! Reggie loves to talk and can be very vocal especially around food time reminding you if you dare to be late. He loves treats and toys that crinkle. While Reg loves young children, is fine being manhandled by them and will tolerate just about everything they do with him, he can get quite anxious by sudden movements and understandably with loud noises, and for that reason he would suit a home with an older couple who work from home or a small family with older children.

Stevie and Reggie cope so well with their lack of eyesight, their other senses work on overdrive and they can do what other cats can! They must be kept indoors only though ensuring they stay safe. We are happy to provide guidance on their care as needed but it's honestly not much different to cats that can see!

Stevie and Reggie must be adopted together as they are very bonded, rely on each other heavily and stress when they're apart. They are ok with other cats and cat friendly dogs if introduced slowly and correctly but not suitable for really young children.

​Tigger was trapped after she was seen at Bunnings Constellation so arrived quite shy. She has since blossomed and is now very active and playful but also very loving in short bursts, wanting pats and smooching on the couch. She is not much of a lap cat yet but probably will be in time. She is not particularly fond of young kids but older kids would be fine. She has started to show interest in other cats so if introduced properly she should settle with them. We are not sure how she will get on with dogs.

Bree is a friendly, confident adult cat who settles easily into a home and enjoys being part of daily life. She’s affectionate in a calm, gentle way, loves head pats, face rubs, and leaning into touch, and will often choose to sleep on the bed near her people (sometimes under the covers).

She isn’t a lap cat at this stage and doesn’t enjoy being picked up, but with patience and trust she may continue to grow in confidence and closeness.
Bree shows connection through proximity: sitting close, following you from room to room, and choosing shared spaces. She communicates her boundaries clearly and softly, with no aggression.

Instead of loud meows, she chirps especially when she’s happy or engaging with you, which is completely charming.

Ideal Home:
Best suited to a calm, cat-savvy home that respects boundaries and enjoys quiet companionship. She’d be perfect for someone who wants an affectionate presence without needing constant handling.

MEET ELVIRA AND KIWI, A GORGEOUS MUMMA/DAUGHTER DUO LOOKING FOR A HOME TOGETHER

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This beautiful Mumma, Elvira, and her ever so sweet daughter, Kiwi, are very attached to each other and so we are looking for a home that can take them both together.

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Mumma Elvira is only around 1 year old herself and has been the most beautiful attentive mum! She has loved her babies so much! She loves to be picked up and carried around for cuddles.

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Little Kiwi is such a mummy's girl. She is around 10 weeks old and is a very chilled out kitten. She can be a little shy but is also very playful with a gentle, sweet personality.

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These two would be best suited to a house where they will get lots of attention. They spend all their days in the outside part of the catio, so an outdoor area is also a must. They would be fine with other cats if introduced properly as they have been around others in their foster home.