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Hera (on hold 17/7)
Breed: DSH
DOB (estimate): 29/12/25
Sex: Female
Location: Adamstown
Adoption Fee: $250
Rescue Organisation Number: R251000048
Number: c26014
Hera (on hold 17/7)'s Stats
Suitable as an Only Cat: Yes
Child Friendly: Yes
Cat Friendly: Yes
Dog Friendly: Yes
Litter Trained: Yes
Activity Level: high
Preferred Human Interaction: play and pats
Level of Grooming Required: low
About Hera (on hold 17/7)
All About Me and My Unique Personality: Once Hera settles in and get comfortable with you, she really enjoys playing. She loves running around playing all day with her foster carers cat. She makes very cute little trills, meows and chirping sounds when she is happy and when you speak to her. She will follow you around the house, come up to you and ask for pats and curl up in the cutest ball and naps half the day.
She is a very athletic, petite little cat that zooms about at high speed most of the time. You can pick her up for a quick cuddle but she will slip out of your arms and be off and away before you know it,
My Ideal Home: A home filled with play and things to climb; she loves to be up high on cat towers! She is getting along really well with her carers cat and they love to run around together; she would enjoy a home with another pet. She would be ok as an only pet with lots of attention. She follows her carer around the house, and each morning patiently waits for them to wake up and pat her, she is quiet all night, doesn't knock things off benches and doesn't eat house plants.
What is Known About My Background: Hera came into HAR care as a young kitten; she was bottle/syringe fed. She was a delight to handle, eary to care for and an all round fabulous kitten. She was great with kids, fine with household activity and loved being part of the family. She took prime spot on the lounge and loved to zip through the cat tunnel and pounce on her siblings.
Hera was adopted but unfortunately after 2 months was placed back with HAR care due to her owner's not being able to take care of her anymore. :(
Hera has moved around a lot in her short life and now is looking for her forever home.
How Do I Interact with Kids, Dogs, Cats and Other Pets: Initially Hera took a bit of time to warm up to her new Foster people and cats however, she has settled into her new foster home within a week and gets more comfortable every day.
Note 6/7/26: Hera has been moved to a new temporary carer and has settled in really well. She has even met a friendly dog and although wary, she did really well and is getting more comfortable around him each day.
