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Jones (On Trial to 17/2)
Breed: Domestic Medium-Haired Kitten
DOB (estimate): 02/02/2026
Sex: Female
Location: Islington
Adoption Fee: $250
Rescue Organisation Number: R251000048
Number: c26167
Jones (On Trial to 17/2)'s Stats
Suitable as an Only Cat: Yes
Child Friendly: Yes
Cat Friendly: Yes
Dog Friendly: Yes
Litter Trained: Yes
Activity Level: Kitten
Preferred Human Interaction: Playful
Level of Grooming Required: Medium
About Jones (On Trial to 17/2)
All About Me and My Unique Personality: Jones is a 10-week-old little girl who combines sweetness and charm in the most effortless way. Adorable and full of gentle personality, she has a soft little meow that she uses to quietly check in with her humans—an endearing habit that quickly wins hearts.
She loves being in her person’s orbit, happily shadowing you from room to room and settling nearby just to be close. At the same time, Jones has a curious and playful side, enjoying opportunities to explore, chase, and engage with her surroundings at her own pace.
My Ideal Home: With her affectionate nature and balanced temperament, Jones would suit a home where she can enjoy both companionship and a bit of independent play. She brings a calm, comforting presence alongside moments of lighthearted fun.
Jones would be confident to go to a home on her own, but she loves her sister, Claudette (see separate profile) and they would make a perfect forever pair.
Jones must go to a home where she is strictly indoors only. This is essential for her safety and for the protection of our precious native wildlife.
What is Known About My Background: Jones’ mother was just a kitten herself when she was found hungry, stray and pregnant in an unused farm shed. She spent her last month in foster care before giving birth to a healthy litter of four kittens.
How Do I Interact with Kids, Dogs, Cats and Other Pets: Jones has met dogs and children but remains a little cautiously curious of both. Would suit a home with older children or a quiet dog. Tested with other kitties and content in their presence.
