Wombat

Wombat has officially graduated to free roam of the house, and we're discovering that this boy is an absolute little weirdo. In the best way, obviously.<br/><br/>He's a huge foodie and can usually be found lurking around the kitchen, hoping to steal a snack or two. With his long, lean body, ridiculously long legs, and big eyes, he's giving a little bit of Slenderman. A weird, slightly creepy guy who appears out of the shadows to investigate whatever you're eating. Honestly, we're here for it.<br/><br/>He's also starting to warm up to pets from his humans, and he absolutely loves playing with the other cats. He's still figuring things out, but we're getting glimpses of the personality that's been hiding underneath all that uncertainty.<br/><br/>Around a year old, Wombat has been through a major upheaval. His family was deported, leaving him and his brother Wallaby 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 life before coming to us.<br/><br/>Wombat will need a patient adopter who understands that trust takes time, maybe a few weeks. He's making progress at his own pace, and we're excited to see what else comes out of this goofy little shadow creature as he continues to settle in.<br/><br/>Wombat does not have to be adopted with Wallaby, although they can certainly be considered together. He is fully vetted and FeLV/FIV negative.

Wombat has officially graduated to free roam of the house, and we're discovering that this boy is an absolute little weirdo. In the best way, obviously.

He's a huge foodie and can usually be found lurking around the kitchen, hoping to steal a snack or two. With his long, lean body, ridiculously long legs, and big eyes, he's giving a little bit of Slenderman. A weird, slightly creepy guy who appears out of the shadows to investigate whatever you're eating. Honestly, we're here for it.

He's also starting to warm up to pets from his humans, and he absolutely loves playing with the other cats. He's still figuring things out, but we're getting glimpses of the personality that's been hiding underneath all that uncertainty.

Around a year old, Wombat has been through a major upheaval. His family was deported, leaving him and his brother Wallaby 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 life be

Wombat has officially graduated to free roam of the house, and we're discovering that this boy is an absolute little weirdo. In the best way, obviously.

He's a huge foodie and can usually be found lurking around the kitchen, hoping to steal a snack or two. With his long, lean body, ridiculously long legs, and big eyes, he's giving a little bit of Slenderman. A weird, slightly creepy guy who appears out of the shadows to investigate whatever you're eating. Honestly, we're here for it.

He's also starting to warm up to pets from his humans, and he absolutely loves playing with the other cats. He's still figuring things out, but we're getting glimpses of the personality that's been hiding underneath all that uncertainty.

Around a year old, Wombat has been through a major upheaval. His family was deported, leaving him and his brother Wallaby 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 life before coming to us.

Wombat will need a patient adopter who understands that trust takes time, maybe a few weeks. He's making progress at his own pace, and we're excited to see what else comes out of this goofy little shadow creature as he continues to settle in.

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