Independently Owned, Locally Grown, Community Loved
Sir Phillip is an adorable 8-week-old male Tabby kitten searching for his forever kingdom.
This tiny gentleman is full of kitten curiosity, playful energy and sweet cuddles. Whether he’s busy exploring, chasing toys or curling up for a nap, Sir Phillip is guaranteed to steal hearts wherever he goes.
Adoption fee for Sir Phillip is $200. This includes his first and second vaccinations, vet check, microchipping, up to date parasite preventatives and desexing (desexing to be carried out when the kitten is 6 months old).
Interested in meeting Sir Phillip? Please get in touch to arrange a meet and greet. Call: 0428 807 461 or come out to the Cassowary Coast Paws & Claws Refuge during open hours Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10am - 12 noon and 3pm - 5pm, also Saturday 10am – 1pm.
Sex: Male
Colour: Tabby and White
Age: 8 Weeks
Sir Phillip is an indoor cat
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