Winnie

Winnie

Shorthair black and white
Gender: Female
Age: 1-3 years
May live with: Cats, Children
Medical condition: No
Is Winnie Right for You?

Winnie is a young, energetic and very affectionate black-and-white girl who loves being where the action is. She is very social and enjoys spending time with people, whether she is playing, exploring or curled up on your lap for cuddles.

She gets along well with other cats and has lots of energy, so she will need plenty of space and opportunities to play and burn off that teenage energy. Once she’s tired out, she’s always happy to settle down for some affection.

Winnie arrived at the shelter with her siblings Walta, Willie and Willow, and we would ideally love for her to be adopted together with her sister Walta, as they are very close.

Are You Right for Winnie?

Winnie needs an active, loving home where she will have plenty of playtime, attention and companionship. She is social and affectionate, so she would suit a family who wants an interactive and loving cat.

She can live with children and other cats. She has not been tested with dogs, so living with a dog may be possible with careful introductions.

Ideally, Winnie will be adopted with Walta so the two sisters can stay together.

Winnie is healthy, sterilised, FIV and FeLV negative, and fully vaccinated. She is ready to bring plenty of energy, cuddles and love to her forever home.

Would you like to get to know Winnie?

Call one of our multilingual team, send us an email or complete an application form:

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Adoption process

1

Fill out our application form

Tell us all about your home and your lifestyle.
2

Meet your potential new companion

If we think you're a good match, we'll invite you to meet them at our shelter in Pego.
3

Home Check

We'll visit your home to ensure it's a suitable environment.
4

Trial

Take your new companion home for a two-week trial to make sure you're the perfect match.
5

Adopt

If all goes well, we'll complete the adoption—and welcome your new family member!

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