Describing how awesome Zohan is a challenge, but we'll give it our best shot!

Since settling into his foster home, Zohan's loving and playful personality has only grown brighter by the day. Like many young cats, he's absolutely smitten with toys, often seen carrying them around in his mouth and proudly trilling to announce his latest "catch" before diving back into play. He's also a bit of a prankster, enjoying a game of hide-and-seek in his tunnel, waiting to surprise the other cats as they pass by.

But Zohan's not just a mischief-maker; he's also a master snuggler. He's discovered the joys of comfy beds, cat scratcher hammocks and warm laps, and he's totally hooked on his foster mum's heated blanket – who can blame him? He also likes it when new people come to visit to give him even more attention and playtime. You only have to look at him and he will start purring as loud as possible. He loves to be patted and get scritched behind his ears. He will flop onto his side or smooch your phone, hand or head to ensure you are giving him enough pats.

As affectionate as this little guy is, he much prefers to give his love with his feet on the ground so he will need a home with humans old enough to understand that he doesn’t want to be carried around like a toy. Zohan absolutely loves his feline foster siblings and will need a home with another active and playful cat to keep him company. He’s not met dogs while in our care but he would likely be fine with a proven cat-friendly doggo with a slow introduction.

When he arrived, Zohan was suffering from a severe case of Stomatitis which led us to the decision to remove all of his teeth, except for his canines. This has made a huge difference to his quality of life and now he is pain free and won’t need any ongoing care for this condition. He is still able to eat wet and dry food easily so is in all other ways a ‘normal’ cat. Zohan’s coat is high maintenance and he had to be clipped on arrival due to severe matting. Once his coat grows back he will need daily (at minimum) brushing to ensure that he isn’t put in that painful position again. We would recommend keeping his coat short with regular grooming to reduce the workload on him.

Zohan is of course, desexed, microchipped and up to date with his vaccinations and parasite treatments. He is in care in Narre Warren South and looking for a home within Victoria.