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Pixel on trial till 30/5
Breed: DSH
DOB (estimate): 16/9/2025
Sex: Female
Location: Petquarters Belmont
Adoption Fee: $200
Rescue Organisation Number: R251000048
Number: c26135
Pixel on trial till 30/5's Stats
Suitable as an Only Cat: Yes
Child Friendly: No
Cat Friendly: Yes
Dog Friendly: Yes
Litter Trained: Yes
Activity Level: Medium
Preferred Human Interaction: Very affectionate
Level of Grooming Required: Minimal
About Pixel on trial till 30/5
All About Me and My Unique Personality: *** Foster Carer Favourite! ***
Pixel is a delight to have around. Super affectionate, very friendly and happy to get cuddles and pats. She is a real sweetie and an excellent companion if you are looking for a cuddly lapcat.
She is only young and quite petite.
Why you will really love her:
- She is a great lapcat. Within days she was happy to lie across foster carers neck, chest & lap and delights in watching tv and hanging out with you. In play mode she loves to nibble your fingers and paw at you but doesn't get her claws out. She will curl right up in your neck and sleep with you in bed.
- She likes being brushed and is curious about the world, people and toys.
- She has a beautiful nature - she is not aloof or independent or shy.
- She loves you back fully - a lot like a dog in the way she shows affection. She comes running to you when you call her or come home and rubs against your leg and curls up in your lap.
She was named Pixel after she came into HAR care because she seems to have every coloured dot in her coat! It's an unusual look - a real head-turner. But it's her personality that really shines.
My Ideal Home: Somewhere with a loving family to enjoy her sweet nature and care for her.
Pixel will be rehomed as an indoor only cat. No young children.
What is Known About My Background: Came into care from Central Coast.
How Do I Interact with Kids, Dogs, Cats and Other Pets: It took Pixel a week to get used to the resident cats. After that she has resided with them quite contentedly. The dog in foster care was fine. Not best with young children so a single person or couple only. Loves to play with another young playful cat.
