Ginny came into care at around 10 days old with her siblings with the worst case of cat-flu her foster mum had seen and had to be tube fed for the first 10 days in care until she could breath freely again. Since that time Ginny hasn't looked back and has continued to blossom.

Ginny is happy to be picked up, cuddled, plays well with other kittens and cats and doesn't mind co-habitating with the resident dogs and bunny. Ginny keeps her foster mum company while she watches TV of an evening and has recently discovered the joy of her human WFH (keyboards, pens and other interesting things to play with on the desk).

Ginny is the 'cheeky' kitten of her litter, and is often the instigator of wrestling matches, kitten zoomies and the like.

While Ginny love humans and animals, he has been raised in a single human household so may require sometime to become conformable with strangers and children, but once comfortable he will be your loving companion for life.

While Ginny has had access to an external cat run, for her own safety Ginny has been raised as internal cat and would be looking for a forever home that offers the same security.

Ginny has been desexed, mircochipped and had her first kitten vaccinations - her new family will be responsible for completing her kitten vaccinations. Ginny is also litter trained and will be up to date with her parasite protection.

Ginny will be ready to adopt from Friday 20th January, and a meet and greet can be arranged over the weekend at her foster home located in Bligh Park.

As we receive a lot of enquiries for our kittens, please include relevant details about yourself and your home/other pets, to be considered.

If you are renting, please ensure that you have approval for a cat BEFORE you lodge interest.

You must be over 18yrs old and an Australian citizen or Permanent Resident to adopt an animal from DCH.