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🐈 DEWEY 🐈
BREED: DSH
GENDER: Male
AGE: 10 months
MICROCHIP: 953010008187091
GAR ID: 2525
SOURCE: RE100238
If you’re looking for a little personality packed into a furry bundle, Dewey might just be your guy!
This handsome young boy is very talkative and loves to chat with his humans. Ask him a question or make a comment and he’ll often chirpily talk back, as though he has plenty to contribute to the conversation. Dewey is also extremely enthusiastic about food. He’s not fussy about who serves it, either. Anyone in the house is a potential candidate, including unsuspecting guests! He’ll confidently approach humans to request his next meal, and he’s not one to give up easily. Thankfully, Dewey has some lovely manners to balance out his food related determination. He politely refrains from jumping on the kitchen bench, although the kitchen table is apparently fair game for a little investigating!
When he’s not busy discussing dinner arrangements, Dewey loves sitting on laps and soaking up human company. He’s an affectionate boy who enjoys being close to his people. He also has plenty of kitten energy, loves playing and enjoys a good set of zoomies around the house.
Dewey may do well with another feline friend, although he hasn’t yet been tested with other cats or dogs, so introductions would need to be handled thoughtfully.
One thing to know about Dewey is that he has a sensitive tummy and needs good quality food that agrees with him. His future family will need to be mindful of his diet to help keep his tummy happy.
Dewey is looking for a loving home where conversation flows, laps are available, playtime is plentiful and meal service is prompt. If you’re after an affectionate, entertaining little companion with a big voice, a determined appetite and a whole lot of character, Dewey could be the one for you!
Dewey is desexed, microchipped, up to date with vaccinations, flea and worm treatments.
You can apply to adopt Dewey via the link below 👇
www.geelonganimalrescue.org.au/animals/dewey/
Did you know you can choose GAR to receive your cans and bottles deposit? ♻
To our supporters who have been choosing Geelong Animal Rescue, THANK YOU! 🩵 Over $6,000 has been donated so far through the scheme.
Your generosity means we can continue to care for the foster animals and rescue more animals in need 🐕🐈
Next time you are depositing your cans and bottles, please consider choosing GAR. Our foster animals thank you 🐾
Find your local deposit location here:
mytomra.com.au/cds-vic/?locate=Melbourne%2C+VIC
It’s been a busy week! We’ve welcomed 4 mum cats and 16 kittens into our care.
That’s 20 cats in total, each deserving of safety, comfort and the chance to thrive. A big thank you to our foster carers.
We are always looking for more foster carers, especially carers who can look after mums with kittens. If you’re able to please apply to become foster parents.
🐈 DEWEY 🐈
BREED: DSH
GENDER: Male
AGE: 10 months
MICROCHIP: 953010008187091
GAR ID: 2525
SOURCE: RE100238
If you’re looking for a little personality packed into a furry bundle, Dewey might just be your guy!
This handsome young boy is very talkative and loves to chat with his humans. Ask him a question or make a comment and he’ll often chirpily talk back, as though he has plenty to contribute to the conversation. Dewey is also extremely enthusiastic about food. He’s not fussy about who serves it, either. Anyone in the house is a potential candidate, including unsuspecting guests! He’ll confidently approach humans to request his next meal, and he’s not one to give up easily. Thankfully, Dewey has some lovely manners to balance out his food related determination. He politely refrains from jumping on the kitchen bench, although the kitchen table is apparently fair game for a little investigating!
When he’s not busy discussing dinner arrangements, Dewey loves sitting on laps and soaking up human company. He’s an affectionate boy who enjoys being close to his people. He also has plenty of kitten energy, loves playing and enjoys a good set of zoomies around the house.
Dewey may do well with another feline friend, although he hasn’t yet been tested with other cats or dogs, so introductions would need to be handled thoughtfully.
One thing to know about Dewey is that he has a sensitive tummy and needs good quality food that agrees with him. His future family will need to be mindful of his diet to help keep his tummy happy.
Dewey is looking for a loving home where conversation flows, laps are available, playtime is plentiful and meal service is prompt. If you’re after an affectionate, entertaining little companion with a big voice, a determined appetite and a whole lot of character, Dewey could be the one for you!
Dewey is desexed, microchipped, up to date with vaccinations, flea and worm treatments.
You can apply to adopt Dewey via the link below 👇
www.geelonganimalrescue.org.au/animals/dewey/
Did you know you can choose GAR to receive your cans and bottles deposit? ♻
To our supporters who have been choosing Geelong Animal Rescue, THANK YOU! 🩵 Over $6,000 has been donated so far through the scheme.
Your generosity means we can continue to care for the foster animals and rescue more animals in need 🐕🐈
Next time you are depositing your cans and bottles, please consider choosing GAR. Our foster animals thank you 🐾
Find your local deposit location here:
mytomra.com.au/cds-vic/?locate=Melbourne%2C+VIC
It’s been a busy week! We’ve welcomed 4 mum cats and 16 kittens into our care.
That’s 20 cats in total, each deserving of safety, comfort and the chance to thrive. A big thank you to our foster carers.
We are always looking for more foster carers, especially carers who can look after mums with kittens. If you’re able to please apply to become foster parents.
Awwww so adorable 😍
Tracey McVilly
Jessie???
Yes I want a kitten
Awww
Just an absolute disgrace we have a massive cat and kitten crisis because of irresponsible people who don't desex their cats and let them roam day and night mummas having litter after litter kittens having kittens irresponsible people giving away free kittens with irresponsible people taking them with no intention of desexing them then more kittens and more kittens THEY SAY WE HAVE A CAT PROBLEM NO IT'S A IRRESPONSIBLE PEOPLE PROBLEM WHO DON'T DESEX THEIR CATS BEHIND EVERY HOMELESS CAT AND KITTEN THERE IS A HUMAN TO BLAME NO WONDER 50 THOUSAND CATS AND KITTENS EUTHANASED EVERY YEAR BECAUSE OF OF HUMAN NEGLECT
