Jimmy Choo came into care with his brothers Hugo Boss, Skechers and Valentino at about 2 weeks old weighing less than 200 gms.

Jimmy is an old sole in a kitten body, and while his personality is still developing Jimmy has always been a calm, watchful kitten. While not overtly affectionate, Jimmy Choo is comfortable being picked up, have a belly rub or play and sleeps most nights on his foster mums bed.

Jimmy is an unusual little kitten who refused to give up the bottle until he was over 1 kg, and then moved straight on to dry food, no matter what is offered Jimmy has shown no interest in any type of wet food, be it canned food, pet mince or even BBQ chicken (normally a favourite kitten treat) – this doesn’t appear to affect his growth as Jimmy has and remains the biggest boy of the group.

Jimmy Choo has been raised in a house full of foster sibling kittens, adult cats and dogs and he gets along with them all. While Jimmy is a chilled laidback kitten, he has been raised in a single human household so will need a little time to settle into the energy and noise of a household of multiple humans.

Jimmy Choo is litter trained, microchipped and has been desexed, had his first vaccination and is ready to meet his potential forever family.

A visit with Jimmy Choo can be organised at his foster home in Bligh Park, with visitors being required to adhere to DCH COVID-19 operating guidelines, which are linked at the top of this page.

Please note, you must be over 18 years old and an Australian citizen or Permanent Resident to adopt an animal from DCH Animal Adoptions.