Hansel

Hansel was found dumped in a well established colony in Chullora alongside his sister Gretel. He was too friendly so the kind lady who looks after this colony reached out to us as she was genuinely worried for his and Gretel’s safety out on the streets. He is a very friendly cat, who loves to be patted. He is a little tentative to begin with but he loves his food, which makes him very easy to befriend! He loves giving little head bops and his favourite game involves balls! He loves playing with his sister Gretel as well. Hansel is a very purry kitten once he gets to know you.

Hansel is feline friendly and has been fostered with his sister Gretel. He would do well in a quieter household that will give him a little bit of time to settle in. Ideally, we would love for him to be rehomed with his sister Gretel.

His left eye’s corneal is a little scarred, which has been vet checked but no intervention is required and his vision is not too impacted.

How to Meet Hansel:

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 twice or even three times in certain cases, 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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