56 Results: adoption in Melbourne Region, VIC (Page 3 of 3)

• Female
• Vaccination, Vet History, Desexed, Microchip
• Shelter/Rescue

Enquire about Jewell at her PetRescue profile here - https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1005666 Don't forget to include your phone number so we can respond. Stunningly sweet Jewell is a quiet girl with gorgeous eyes, a glorious tortoiseshell coat and a gentle nature. She's slowly gotten over the trauma of being dumped at the pound with her kittens. We believe with the right person, will start to chirp and allow back strokes and learn to love again. She's started doing that in care, and is

• Vaccination, Vet History, Desexed, Microchip
• Shelter/Rescue

Enquire about Missy at her PetRescue profile here - https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/983976 Don't forget to include your phone number so we can respond. Bow down, subjects, Queen Missy in da castle. Bringing my sassy queen energy to every domain, I prefer all the attention to myself. I like being the only pet in the house (I have a low tolerance for other creatures, they cause me a great deal of anxiety), because then naturally all the attention falls to me, as it should. I love being ca

• Vaccination, Vet History, Desexed, Microchip
• Shelter/Rescue

Enquire about Amelia at her PetRescue profile here - https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/909205 Don't forget to include your phone number so we can respond. Hi, my name is Amelia and I’m a beautiful 3yr old Ragdoll Diva! I like things my way, and my way only, so let me get that clear from the start! I don’t think that’s asking too much, but a bit of compromise on your behalf will ensure a wonderful relationship between us. I am set in my ways and that’s, that! Plus I'm an indoors only creatu

• Vaccination, Vet History, Desexed, Microchip
• Shelter/Rescue

Enquire about Mixie and Pixie at thier PetRescue profile here - https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/713193 Don't forget to include your phone number so we can respond. Mixie and her sister Pixie were originally found in someone's backyard. After some getting used to humans, they were adopted together by a lovely gentleman who sadly unexpectedly passed away. He was adamant that if anything was to happen to him that Mixie and Pixie should be returned to us here at Cat People of Melbourne to be

• Vaccination, Vet History, Desexed, Microchip
• Shelter/Rescue

Enquire about Baron and Blanche at thier PetRescue profile here - https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/900132 Don't forget to include your phone number so we can respond. Baron and Blanche came in traumatised & frightened. Initially housed separately, when placed together they clung to one another. Comforted one another. During their time in foster care, I witnessed their utter devotion to one another. Except at dinner time.. then Blanche would give Baron a wallop and he'd sit back and let he

• Microchip, Vaccination, Desexed
• Shelter/Rescue

Enquire about Olenka at her PetRescue profile here - https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/970840 Don't forget to include your phone number so we can respond. Affectionately known as Ollie to her foster family, Ollie has come a long way in a short time. From being quite timid initially, after a few days she was very happy with lots of pats. After a week she started exploring the house and has taken to rolling about playfully on the bed, enjoying life and getting to know her human foster fam

• Female
• Vaccination, Vet History, Desexed, Microchip
• Shelter/Rescue

Enquire about Florence Beatrice at her PetRescue Profile here https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/929571 I can't explain this look on my face it's well, it's my resting face and I was born this way. Take it or leave it. So while I might look a little bit grumpy, I'm not really. I just had a pretty rough start in life and have a few trust issues that I'm working through. I'm getting better at letting people in I really am. Now let's talk about the tail in the room. Or lack of it. I hated my

• Shelter/Rescue

Not Boring Bandit was a sweet affectionate much loved indoor only family cat until one day he ran away from home. He was missing for over six months, and when he was found and returned (hooray for microchips!) the experience had changed him. He became aggressive and unpredictable and the family was no longer able to look after him. Bandit was surrendered to Cat People of Melbourne who have had him in care for almost a year. Our behavioural carers have worked with him, we've used vet recommende