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Napoleon (Available Soon)
Breed: Domestic Long Hair
DOB (estimate): 01/04/2026
Sex: Male
Location: Mayfield
Adoption Fee: $250
Rescue Organisation Number: R251000048
Number: C26185
Napoleon (Available Soon)'s Stats
Suitable as an Only Cat: Yes
Child Friendly: Yes
Cat Friendly: Yes
Dog Friendly: Unknown
Litter Trained: Yes
Activity Level: Kitten Energy
Preferred Human Interaction: Napoleon loves pats and snuggles.
Level of Grooming Required: Occasional Bath. Regular brushing and trimming. More information under “My Ideal Home”.
About Napoleon (Available Soon)
All About Me and My Unique Personality: Napoleon is a very gentle and affectionate kitten. He is very cute and fluffs himself up when excited. His kitten energy can result in him doing cute little sprints across the floor. Napoleon is quite social and likes to interact, sometimes through cuddles and sometimes through frequent playtimes. He has a lot of playtime with his sister, wrestling and having fun. Napoleon is confident, curious, adventurous, and likes to explore. He is always the first to step out and is a curious bundle of energy. Napoleon is drawn to people and likes cuddle and fall asleep of his foster carers laps.
My Ideal Home: Napoleon’s ideal home would be a safe, secure, indoor home with lot’s of places and opportunities for interactive play. Napoleon has a luxurious long coat, meaning his ideal home would have someone to groom, bath, and trim his fur when it gets out of paw. His dense coat requires brushing 4-5 times a week to prevent knots and tangles. Because of his long coat, he will require trimming around his hindquarters and paws for his personal hygiene. Long haired cats need exercise, which could come in the form of fetch, chasing cat toys, engaged training sessions, or any other way you can get him to run, jump, stalk, or pounce. Napoleon’s ideal home would have vertical climbing spaces and areas to run and play.
What is Known About My Background: Napoleon was found with his 3 siblings in Lemon Tree Passage at a young age (about 4 weeks old) and taken to an Animal Refuge. His siblings were all adopted from the refuge except from him and his sister. He and his sister were transported to a foster home soon after, which is where they are now.
How Do I Interact with Kids, Dogs, Cats and Other Pets: Napoleon loves children and interacts positively with them. He is compatible with other kittens and interacts well with them. His behaviour toward a dog is untested but successful integration takes time, patience, supervision, and controlled introductions. Napoleon is confident, affectionate, and interactive with people and other cats.
