Peep wants and desires to be loved, but can be timid when first meeting people. During the day she likes to rest in a pillow and blanket fort (or your lap, if it’s on offer). After dinner she loves to curl up on a lap and accept long full body rubs, then purr away lazily for the night. Peep is happy to do her own thing and is comfortable in her own company but she does gain confidence by watching and interacting with other cats and desperately loves contact affection with other cats.

Peep is happy to hang out in the home office while her carer works from home.

Peep will need a home that can give her the time and space she needs to become comfortable in her new home, and the company of a friendly and smoochy resident cat may help her with this process.

Peep has access outside via a cat run in her foster home, but for her own safety she is looking for forever family that can offer her the protection of growing up inside (or safety outside access).

As well as being raised with her brother Bo, Peep has been raised with other foster kittens, as well as the resident cats, dogs and bunny and she happily co-habits with them all.

Peep has been desexed and she is ready to move to her new home now. Peep has completed her kitten vaccinations, is litter trained and will be up to date with her parasite protection.

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