Opal is the fluffiest one in the litter and is likely to grow into a Domestic Medium Hair, rather than a Short Hair. She is very brave and outgoing, and is often the first out of the lot to go exploring throughout the house. She enjoys cuddles with her carer and snoozing on the couch.

Opal is being fostered in Lithgow, just past the Blue Mountains, and would be delighted to meet you.

The 'Precious Gemstones' litter was born to a feral mum cat at a Warehouse in Western Sydney. They came into care terribly undersized, covered in fleas and very hungry. Now after several weeks in care getting wormed, de-flead, vaccinated, microchipped, and given endless amounts of love and affection, these kittens will be available to go to their new home by the end of the year on a desexing contract. This is a signed agreement between DCH and the new owner to have their kitten desexed within 4 months of adoption.
The adoption fee covers their first vaccination, microchipping and desexing, when performed at an approved DCH-supporting vet.

All kittens have been well socialised with other cats and have been introduced to dogs, and will adapt well to any home. They all use their litter tray and scratching post, and enjoy a varied diet of kitten kibble, canned kitten food, chicken wings, chicken livers, chicken hearts and fresh meat. It is preferred that they go to indoor only homes (or those with enclosed outdoor runs).

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