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Clarke – on trial.till 2/12
Breed: DSH
DOB (estimate): 04/04/2024
Sex: Male
Location: PETQuarters Morisset
Adoption Fee: $200
Rescue Organisation Number: R251000048
Number: C25326
Clarke – on trial.till 2/12's Stats
Suitable as an Only Cat: Yes
Child Friendly: Yes
Cat Friendly: Yes
Dog Friendly: Unknown
Litter Trained: Yes
Activity Level: Medium - High (he's a big kitten!)
Preferred Human Interaction: Clarke is a lap cat
Level of Grooming Required: Low - however MUST be kept up-to-date with flea treatment
About Clarke – on trial.till 2/12
All About Me and My Unique Personality: Meet Clarke — a sweet, affectionate boy who absolutely adores people. Confident, friendly, and full of charm, he loves being close to you. Sit down for even a moment, and he’ll take it as his cue to curl up in your lap for a cozy nap. Clarke really is the whole package!
My Ideal Home: Clarke would fit in well with most homes, though he’d be best suited to one without very young children, as he can sometimes be a little exuberant. He must be kept strictly indoors and have his flea treatment applied monthly, as he’s had a bad reaction to fleas in the past — and we want to make sure he stays happy and healthy.
What is Known About My Background: Clarke found himself at the pound, where he had a bad reaction to fleas — the reason why it’s important to keep his flea prevention up to date. He spent several months there, charming everyone he met and quickly becoming a staff favourite before moving into foster care. Clarke has been desexed and microchipped, and is up to date with parasite treatment and vaccinations. Now, this beautiful boy is more than ready to find his forever home.
How Do I Interact with Kids, Dogs, Cats and Other Pets: Clarke gets on well with other cats and should be fine with a cat friendly dog. He’d be best suited to a home without very young children, as he can sometimes be a little exuberant when playing.
