Jazz
About Me
D.O.B:
05/02/2024
Gender:
Female
Breed:
Domestic Short Hair
Colour:
Calico
Adoption Fee:
$250
Desexed:
Yes
Vaccinated:
Yes
Microchipped:
Yes
Location:
Parmelia
Jazz is a super young lady who came into the rescue as a mumma😻. She was living in a back yard and needs a home to give her love and some time.
Her kittens have been finding furever homes so she is up for adoption now too. She has been desexed and her kittens are fully weaned so she is ready to find a perfect furever home…..could it be yours?
Jazz is very food motivated and is good with pats and attention. Not big on being picked up yet but allows it from time to time. Just adjusting to domestic life. She does love a chat and her cute little chirps are lovely as she tells you about her day.
Jazzy is not fussed by the dog of the house and other foster cats, just chills alongside them.
PAR Adoption Info
Adoption includes desexing, microchipping and up to date flea and worming treatment.
To adopt any of our animals, you must be a permanent resident or a citizen of Australia. Study visas, no matter what the intention once the study has been completed, are not acceptable.
Our rescue is 100% foster-based and we strive to integrate our cats into their foster family in the same way they would with a new pet.
For safety reasons we do of course have to use quarantine when they first come in. Cats/kittens need to be kept isolated for a period while they are being assessed and checked for any possible health issues. We also crate tiny kittens for their own safety, but other than that cages and exclusions are not used.
Please note that while all our cats/kittens are treated for worms and fleas this is something that they will need ongoing treatment for. Your vet will be able to advise as to what will be the best product to use for your new pet
Even inside cats living with no other pets can get both worms and fleas. Eggs can be carried in on shoes or in food. Getting them is not a big deal it just has to be dealt with.
* Please note none of our cat/kittens are allowed to leave their foster homes unless a suitable carrier is used for transport*