Hazel-Grace

ID	2000252474
Gender	Female
Weight	4 kilograms
Size	Medium
Age	1 Year 10 Months
Colour	White
Breed	Domestic Shorthair
Status	Adopted on May 9, 2026
Arrival Date	Feb. 22, 2025

About Hazel-Grace

We are pleased to announce that Hazel-Grace was adopted on May 9, 2026

After patiently waiting her turn for over a year, Hazel‑Grace has finally found her perfect match and headed off to her forever family, and we couldn’t be happier for her! Although she could be a little spicy at times with her kitty roommates at the Adoption Centre, this playful ball of energy has always been a secret sweetheart, full of affection for those she trusts! When her new people came to visit, they were instantly charmed by her chirpy chatter and unbelievably soft fluff. It didn’t take long for them to realize they couldn’t leave without her. She had already wriggled her way straight into their hearts 🧡 Hazel‑Grace, for her part, seemed more than ready to join a home filled with love, comfort, and endless snuggles! Hurray for Hazel‑Grace! She’s a beautiful reminder that, with patience, time, and space to build confidence, even the most timid and uncertain intakes can blossom into the most loving and extraordinary companions.

Hi there, I'm Hazel-Grace and I'm a sweet as pie young cat looking for a nice home to join! Some of my hobbies include birdwatching out the window, stretching out on my favourite cat tree for an afternoon nap, and chasing a wand toy when the mood strikes. My fur is as soft as a bunny, and I've got the sweetest big eyes that I use to melt hearts wherever I go. I'm looking for a cozy home that appreciates a cat who's affectionate, calm, and just a little independent. Apply to adopt me... I'll be accepting treats as bribes.

Dog-friendly: Untested
Cat-friendly: Somewhat, but would prefer a home without
Kid-friendly: Yes
Do I Need Special Care?: I had a severe dental condition called Stomatitis, which causes painful inflammation of the gums. I had a dental surgery with extractions in February 2025 to help manage this condition, but unfortunately by the following year despite oral health strategies, the gingivitis was once again severe. The choice was made to do full-mouth extractions, with the exception of my incisors, in order to eliminate my pain, and to avoid an adopter needing to do ongoing annual dental surgeries. Now that I'm all healed up, I'm feeling like a whole new cat! I've become cuddlier and more affectionate, a clear sign that my diseased teeth were causing pain. I shouldn't require any further dental work or ongoing oral care in my future - yay!

Keep updated on new arrivals with our weekly animal update email...