Learn more about Madam Fluff
Meet Madam Fluff – a soft, elegant lady with the soul of a kitten.
With her beautiful medium-length coat and charming personality, Madam Fluff is equal parts grace and goofiness. She may look like a proper little madam, but the moment she feels comfortable, she’s rolling onto her back, wriggling around, and showing off her playful, kitten-like spirit.
Madam Fluff is incredibly affectionate and loves being around her people. She’ll happily soak up attention, leaning in for pats, purring contentedly, and turning even the simplest moment into something special. Her playful side shines through in the cutest ways – expect spontaneous zoomies, curious exploration, and lots of joyful rolling around just because she can.
She’d thrive in a home where she can get plenty of love, attention, and space to express her sweet, silly personality. Whether she’s prancing around like royalty or flopping down mid-stride for belly rubs, Madam Fluff knows how to keep life entertaining and full of warmth.
If you’re looking for a loving companion with a playful streak and a whole lot of fluff, Madam Fluff is ready to charm her way into your heart.
While I'm awaiting my forever home, I'm being fed Royal Canin, who are generous partners of AWLQ!
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Please visit our Animal Rehoming Centres during opening hours to meet our animals and adopt. No appointment is needed. For select animals, we will require an email application. Where this is the case, instructions will be specified on the animal's profile.
This website is live and updates frequently. To check if an animal is available, please check their adoption profile. If it is active and hasn't been marked as 'adopted', the animal is still here.
Please be aware there is a chance that by the time you arrive at our location, the animal you have an interest in might have been adopted, or another party might be going through the adoption process.
