Pipi is a wonderful house guest. We really enjoy having her here and enjoy our conversations. It is important for future family members to acknowledge that Pipi has hobbit tendencies. It is ESSENTIAL that you know night time; treat time is a VERY important part of the day. Along with breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, luncheon, afternoon tea, dinner, and supper. Other cats whose plates she can wash up is clearly a perk. She is never rude when she reminds us about food… just ever present with her delightful little chirps and squeaks. She just waddles over to the soft food dish to remind us it is empty. She would also gleefully eat your left over steak.  

Pipi also requests that her future family has an extra squishy soft and snuggly bed. She enjoys the finer things in life and prefers three soft squishy plush blankets which lay on top of a duvet and a memory foam mattress. Thus earning her nickname, Princess and the Pea.

Pipi is quite smart, has a long memory and will hold a grudge. She does not care for vets, medication time and would not do well at a cat emporium if you went on a holiday.  She was quite displeased with her daily pain meds and whoever had to give them to her (she had some painful teeth but those have since been dealt with). She wasn’t mean, but would put up a loud fuss and refused to acknowledge my existence for days on end. She even refused food from me! So you know our little hobbit was unimpressed. It would be nice for her to have more than one person in the house to ensure she always gets her snuggles in, even if she is upset with one of you for trimming her nails. 

Pipi is 8 years old but doesn’t show her age. She is always around and still gets a daily dose of the zoomies. She collects toys along the side of our bed. She isn’t one to be held or smothered with love. She prefers for you to sit along side her and give her head scratches and butt rubs.

She adores all the humans in the house (14 yrs and up, male and female) and gets along with our four cats. The 3 year old resident cat has a strong personality and bosses her around too much – she prefers the calmer boys. They groom each other and play. We had a large dog visit for a while and he LOVED the cats so much! A bit too much for Pipi. She had no desire to interact with a 150 lb bounding dog. She wasn’t scared of him; just unimpressed by the bounds and big barks, so she gave him space. Had he been more laid back and cat wise, we feel Pipi would have been fine.  She initially had approached him but backed off once the play sessions began.

 Pipi really is a great girl and we love having her here a great deal. She will make a fantastic forever furry friend. Apply today!