Wallaby

Wallaby has officially graduated to free roam of the house, and his goofy little personality is really starting to shine. He loves kisses, belly rubs, and his heated blanket. One of his favorite activities is keeping his foster mom company while she folds laundry, then promptly claiming the warm pile for himself. He's a genuine sweetheart, and it's been so nice to see him relax and let his silly side out.<br/><br/>At around a year old, Wallaby has been through a pretty big change in a short amount of time. His family was deported, leaving him and his brother Wombat without anyone to care for them. Due to a language barrier between their family and the person who took them in, we have very little information about their previous life.<br/><br/>Wallaby is still adjusting to everything he's been through, so he'll need a patient adopter who can give him a few days or weeks to settle in and feel at home. He's already showing us what a loving, affectionate little guy he is once he feels safe, and we think there's plenty more personality to discover.<br/><br/>Wallaby does not have to be adopted with Wombat, although they can certainly be considered together. He is fully vetted and FeLV/FIV negative.

Wallaby has officially graduated to free roam of the house, and his goofy little personality is really starting to shine. He loves kisses, belly rubs, and his heated blanket. One of his favorite activities is keeping his foster mom company while she folds laundry, then promptly claiming the warm pile for himself. He's a genuine sweetheart, and it's been so nice to see him relax and let his silly side out.

At around a year old, Wallaby has been through a pretty big change in a short amount of time. His family was deported, leaving him and his brother Wombat without anyone to care for them. Due to a language barrier between their family and the person who took them in, we have very little information about their previous life.

Wallaby is still adjusting to everything he's been through, so he'll need a patient adopter who can give him a few days or weeks to settle in and feel at home. He's already showing us what a loving, affectionate little guy he is once he feels safe, and we think there's plenty more perso

Wallaby has officially graduated to free roam of the house, and his goofy little personality is really starting to shine. He loves kisses, belly rubs, and his heated blanket. One of his favorite activities is keeping his foster mom company while she folds laundry, then promptly claiming the warm pile for himself. He's a genuine sweetheart, and it's been so nice to see him relax and let his silly side out.

At around a year old, Wallaby has been through a pretty big change in a short amount of time. His family was deported, leaving him and his brother Wombat without anyone to care for them. Due to a language barrier between their family and the person who took them in, we have very little information about their previous life.

Wallaby is still adjusting to everything he's been through, so he'll need a patient adopter who can give him a few days or weeks to settle in and feel at home. He's already showing us what a loving, affectionate little guy he is once he feels safe, and we think there's plenty more personality to discover.

Wallaby does not have to be adopted with Wombat, although they can certainly be considered together. He is fully vetted and FeLV/FIV negative.