Smeg

Meet Smeg – proof that the smallest cats can have the biggest hearts. 💕

This petite little lady is still discovering what life as a loved indoor cat is all about. After surviving on the streets, everything is new to her, but she’s making steady progress every day.

Food is definitely the fastest way to Smeg’s heart! She never misses a meal and is always first to investigate what’s on offer. She’s also learning that gentle pats are actually pretty wonderful, and she’s starting to seek them out more and more.

Smeg will thrive with a patient family who understands that trust takes time. Every day she grows a little braver, and it’s incredibly rewarding to watch her confidence blossom. The cat who once had to fend for herself is slowly learning that she’s finally safe.

If you’d love to help a deserving little cat write her happy ending, Smeg is ready to find the home she’s always deserved. 🩷

How to Meet Smeg:

Our rescue cats are all available for adoption. Please read the adoption process and contact us if you would like to organise to meet one or more of our cats/kittens. Our cats and kittens are desexed, microchipped and lifetime registered with Council, vaccinated, flea and worm treated.

1. Please contact adoptions@catrescue901.org.au or complete the form below. Include your name, phone number and cat’s name/s, and we will contact you as soon as we can.

2. We will call you to have a chat and then put you in touch with the foster carer so that you can meet them.

3. In line with ethical rescue practice, we will do a home check before the adoption is finalised and all adoptions are on a 2 weeks trial basis.

4. Adoption payments – Please ensure when adopting that you donate the adoption fee here.

5. CatRescue 901 is solely run and supported by volunteers and we rely on donations to rescue kittens and cats and to run our ongoing subsidised desexing program. If you would like to support us please make a tax deductible donation.

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