Gretel

Gretel

Shorthair tabby and white
Gender: Female
Medical condition: No
May live with: Cats, Children
Is Gretel Right for You?

Gretel is a young, beautiful, confident tabby-and-white girl with a sweet and affectionate personality, although she definitely likes to be the boss cat!

She loves being stroked, spending quality time cuddling with her humans and even enjoys gently nibbling fingers. She is playful, active and very social, enjoying both human and feline company. She also knows how to make sure she gets her fair share of attention!

Gretel came to the shelter with her siblings after their human passed away, so the sudden change has been confusing for them. She would ideally be adopted with Harpa or another of her siblings.

Are You Right for Gretel?

Gretel needs a loving, active home where she will receive plenty of attention, playtime and affection. She can live with children and other cats.

She has not been tested with dogs, so living with a dog may be possible with careful introductions.

Gretel is healthy, sterilised, FIV and FeLV negative, and fully vaccinated. She is ready for a fresh start with a family who will appreciate her big personality and give her all the love and attention she deserves.

Would you like to get to know Gretel?

Call one of our multilingual team, send us an email or complete an application form:

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Adoption process

1

Fill out our application form

Tell us all about your home and your lifestyle.
2

Meet your potential new companion

If we think you're a good match, we'll invite you to meet them at our shelter in Pego.
3

Home Check

We'll visit your home to ensure it's a suitable environment.
4

Trial

Take your new companion home for a two-week trial to make sure you're the perfect match.
5

Adopt

If all goes well, we'll complete the adoption—and welcome your new family member!

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