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FIV/FELV Status |
FIV/FELV negative
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Vaccinated? |
No, to discuss
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Gets along with cats? |
Ok with being in single or multi-cat households
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Gets along with dogs? |
Not sure yet
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Feb 2022
One night late 2021, Ming’s ex-owner put him in a carrier, took him out to a nearby carpark far enough from his home and cruelly dumped him near a bush. Ming was so frightened and confused but slowly crawled underneath the bush to hide. He was shaking with fear that he couldn’t even stand up nor accept any food given to him.
In the night, when no one was around he crept into a nearby carpark where he hid there for 8 days before he was found. By then he was so skinny and starved and gorged the food offered to him.
Ming is around 3-4 years old, has been sterilised, deflea-ed. He is meek and docile and like all cats, will snarl in defence if he doesn’t know you but he will neither scratch nor bite and once he warms up to you, he can even chat with you. He loves his food and is a joy to feed.
If you are a genuine adopter and agreeable to the following, please whatsapp June at 8898 2607.
• Primary adopter must be financially stable as keeping a cat is a lifetime commitment with financial responsibilities.
• No adoptions on behalf please. Please get the primary adopter to contact directly
• Cat must be kept strictly INDOORS
• Installation of meshing and/or appropriate grilles is a must for windows/gates. No magnetic mesh.
• Good quality wet & dry food must be fed to the cat
• Cat must be given the necessary vet care as and when needed (eg annual vaccination & check-ups).
o Adoption fees to cover her medical cost which. Adoption fee & signing of adoption contract applies
o Allowing a pre-adoption home visit and periodic home visits by fosterer when the cat is adopted.
o Home trial of 1 month before we can formalize the adoption process. Adoption contract has to be signed
Please contact the rehomer only if you are willing to fully cat-proof or mesh your home for the safety of your cat. This includes the main gate, windows and balconies. Click to see our guide on how to cat-proof your home!
