Sasha

Carina Heights, Brisbane, Qld Australia

Breed:   Abyssinian X Domestic Shorthair

Gender: Female

Age:       6 years

Weight:  4 kg.

Reason for Rehoming: Owner is moving overseas. By choosing Into Loving Homes, Sasha can avoid a shelter stay while we thoroughly screen potential adoptive families to find the right home for her.

Micro: 991001004210623

Suitable for: Home without other pets or small children

Rehomed by:  15 December 2026

Sasha is a calm, intelligent girl with a lovely Abyssinian personality. She has a relaxed, gentle nature but is also very expressive and vocal with her special person, happily communicating her thoughts and wishes.
True to her Abyssinian heritage, Sasha is naturally curious and playful, and enjoys investigating the world around her.
She has had limited exposure to other animals and young children, so we feel she would be happiest as the only pet in the home. Sasha has lived exclusively indoors for the past few years, although she previously had access to a garden. She would therefore suit either an indoor-only home or one with safe outdoor access.

Could Sasha be the special girl you’ve been looking for?

 

To enquire, please message us:
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Healthy: Yes

Medication: None required

Desexed: Yes

Toilet-Trained/House-Trained: Yes

The adoption fee for Snowy is $250 and includes food and toys

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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