Peri Peri

About Peri Peri

Hi, my name is Peri Peri & I was trapped with a large number of kitties from the same property. I was taken to a local pound where my fate was uncertain. Thankfully the rescue secured a carer willing to take on "my case". Being with so many others, it unfortunately meant the amount of human interaction I’d had was limited. Thankfully the rescue saw my potential and offered to take me in. I think I'm a pretty cute kitty... which I hope will help persuade someone to overlook how timid I am. My carer has worked tirelessly on my rehabilitation however, this has been a slow process. That said, I've shown great potential in the time she's had me. A once 'hissy', 'spitty'.... kitty, I now enjoy pats and can be picked up and snuggled (all on my terms of course!). I'm slowly learning that people mean me no harm and that their attention can actually be pretty great! I'm needing a patient adopter who's willing to continue working on my confidence. Change can be pretty scary for me and there is a whole lotta' change involved with an adoption. While I still have a long road ahead of me the rescue is confident that in the right home, I will continue to flourish. So now the important stuff. What sort of home will I suit? I'm in need of a patient and understanding home that will give me plenty of time to adjust to my new home. Cats? I adore the company of other kitties and will do fabulously with another confident and friendly feline companion that will model positive human interactions- this will also help me establish a bond with my adopter! Dogs? Absolutely but will need to be respectful of my space Children? Being a quieter kitten, I'd prefer a home without young children (ages 8+).