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Lottie - Domestic Shorthair cat available for adoption at Saving Animals Matters in Rockingham
Rockingham, WA

Lottie

8 months • Female • Domestic Shorthair

Listing confirmed 15 November 2026

Mediumlow Energy

Gets Along With

  • ❓Kids: unknown / not tested
  • ❌Dogs: needs a dog-free home
  • ✅Other cats

Based on Saving Animals Matters's listing, and in some cases inferred from Lottie's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.

Adoption Information

Saving Animals Matters

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About Lottie

Hi, my name's Lottie & I came into the care of the rescue after finding myself homeless, at a local pound with my kittens. Thankfully the rescue found a wonderful carer who was able to take me in. I've been a SUPER mumma, raising my precious babies with endless amounts of tender love, patience and care. Of course, this came as no surprise to the rescue, given my naturally affectionate, gentle and easygoing personality! You see, I'm a pretty relaxed kinda gal. I don't ask for much, nor am I one to make a fuss. I'm quite content taking life as it comes, soaking up the love and attention of my human counterparts! Pats, cuddles, snuggles... I'm certainly not one to turn down a little TLC! Having devoted so much of my time to raising my babies, I think it's about time I enjoyed a little pampering of my own, don't you? So now the important stuff. What sort of home will I suit? I'd suit a home seeking a companion kitty. Cats? While my contact with other cats has been limited in capacity, I've thus far proven to be non-reactive. What does this mean exactly? I may adapt to the company of another kitty, providing introductions are done with care and consideration. Dogs? Same deelio as cats. Children? My relaxed personality makes me a great adoption candidate for a family environment. I'll be fine with kidlets who're respectful of my space.... and give me time to ‘chill’ when needed (ages 3+).