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Phoenix – on trial till 4/3
Breed: DSH
DOB (estimate): 15/06/2022
Sex: Female
Location: PETQuarters Belmont
Adoption Fee: $200
Rescue Organisation Number: R251000048
Number: C26041
Phoenix – on trial till 4/3's Stats
Suitable as an Only Cat: Yes
Child Friendly: Yes
Cat Friendly: No
Dog Friendly: Yes
Litter Trained: Yes
Activity Level: Low
Preferred Human Interaction: Phoenix is very friendly and affectionate
Level of Grooming Required: Medium
About Phoenix – on trial till 4/3
All About Me and My Unique Personality: Meet the gorgeous Phoenix - affectionately known as Nixie! This friendly and confident girl is sure to make you fall in love. She is very comfortable with people and loves to rub up against you and get lots of pats. Nixie is playful, sweet and easy to handle, however don't be fooled when she exposes her belly for a pat - like many cats, she's not into belly rubs. She'll spend most of her days sleeping in a favourite spot she'll find, and then shower you with love when you want it.
My Ideal Home: Nixie likes to be the boss and for this reason, she needs to be the solo cat in a home. That being said, she's fine with dogs - apparently they're a little easier to put into subservience! Apart from this, she'd suit most homes. She can be quite exuberant when playing, so probably best to be in a home without very young children.
What is Known About My Background: Nixie came into rescue in late 2024 and was adopted out, but due to circumstances beyond her control and despite being very well loved, has ended up back in care. She's ready to find a new home.
How Do I Interact with Kids, Dogs, Cats and Other Pets: Nixie needs to be the solo cat in a home. She doesn't have an issue with dogs. She can be quite exuberant when playing, so probably best to be in a home without very young children, however would be fine with older children.
