Adoption Profile:

Name: RAIN
DOB: 15/11/2023
Gender: Male
Breed: DSH
Adoption Fee: $200
Location: Everton Park
Snuggle scope: Learning that laps are a nice place to be. Loves snuggling up next to his carer.
Cat scope: Will be ok eventually with calm cats with correct introductions.
Dog scope: Untested.
Child scope: Untested but should be OK with gentle, calm children – not suited to noisy homes

About:

Are you ready for absolute cuteness overload? Meet Rain. This little tiger literally grew his stripes back after being rescued from a dreadful situation regional Qld with his siblings. Rain came into care so skinny and terrified, with broken whiskers and barely any fur that resembled a tabby cat. He would flinch away from your hand if you went to pat him and would be terrified if you walked into the room with shoes on or looked down to him from a standing height. Rain has required a lot of TLC to reach the point where he feels safe, loved and free to be himself and it has been an absolute joy for his carer to which him grow back his beautiful stripes and blossom into the glorious orange tabby he is today.
Don’t let this little guy’s stature fool you, man has a serious set of lungs on him and has taken up his position as spokes-kitten for the kitteh committee at dinner time in his carer’s house. He’s learnt where the food comes from and will make sure he points it out to you as soon as its close to 5pm. We’re not sure if Rain will get any bigger but honestly he has so much adorable personality packed into his little body you almost don’t want him to grow up. He struts around the house like ‘I Just Can’t Wait to be King’ is playing in his head and has no clue that he’s smaller than feline siblings. His favourite toy is actually a dental bikkie, that he’ll bat and chase around the room for a while before chowing down. He loves a good zoomie with his feline housemates and some kitten play with his sister Regia. Rain is learning that lap cuddles are good, guided by his big sister Regia. He’s made it as far as snuggling next to his carer while she takes the lap.
Rain’s carer is going to have a hard time letting this little fella go but if you want a sweet little man who stares up at you with his big eyes, can get along with other loving kittehs and is coming along in leaps and bounds with his confidence, she might just let you take him home.

To arrange a meet to see if this could be your perfect match, please submit our meet’n’greet form