Chloe

Southport, Gold Coast, Qld Australia

Breed:    Domestic Shorthair 

Gender: Female

Age:       7 years

Weight:  5 kg.

Reason for Rehoming: living in high-rise, scaling the building from the 11th floor

Micro: 985113000839725

Suitable for: Home with safe outside access

Rehomed by:  15 December 2026

Chloe is a gentle-natured, placid girl who enjoys a balance of independence and affection. She spends much of the day relaxing and is happy to entertain herself, but in the evenings, she becomes more affectionate and loves curling up on a lap for a good head rub.
She can be shy around new people, but affectionate with those she knows.
Chloe has grown up with two small dogs and is comfortable around them. She even enjoys playing with them. She has never been exposed to other cats.
Curious by nature, Chloe enjoys exploring her surroundings. She has an adventurous side and absolutely no fear of heights! For this reason, she is not suited to high-rise apartment living (again) with accessible balconies or open windows. She may attempt to scale the building, which is very stressful for everyone except Chloe!

 

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Healthy: Yes

Medication: None required

Desexed: Yes

Toilet-Trained/House-Trained: Yes

The adoption fee for Chloe is $200 and includes  some wet and dry food and eli-lock litter box.

All proceeds go towards ensuring that Into Loving Homes can continue to match animals to better-suited, permanent, and loving homes.

To inquire about adopting this sweet girl,  please send us a message or call us on 1300 577 302.

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