Make Stray Part of Your Family

Stray is currently being fostered in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. You can start the adoption process online through ThePetNest, and our team or Shibli Baig will guide you on the next steps.

Stray is a playful kitten Asian Cat. She is at a great age to adjust to a new home, bond with her family, and continue learning good habits with consistent care and training.

Health details for Stray: will need vaccinations as advised by your vet. Not yet neutered/spayed. We always recommend regular vet check-ups, deworming, and preventive care after adoption to keep Stray healthy and happy.

Stray has been described as a girl with a gentle nature. Good with cats and kids. Every cat has a unique personality, so we suggest a conversation with Shibli Baig to better understand Stray’s behaviour, energy level, and routine.

Good with cats and kids. However, the first few days in a new home should always be slow and supervised. Introduce Stray gradually to kids and existing pets, giving her time and space to feel safe and comfortable.

Someone dumped the cat near our home. The cat is very comfortable with Humans which leads us to believe that it has been in contact with humans. We would really appreciate if someone could take him/her. By adopting Stray, you help turn this difficult beginning into a positive, loving future and give her the stable home she truly deserves.

Stray will do best in a home that can offer indoor safety, regular meals, basic training, and plenty of affection. A family that understands the responsibilities of adopting a cat and is ready for a long-term commitment will be ideal for her.

Needs to be close to humans. But since we have just found him 3 days ago, we are not super sure. If you have specific questions about Stray’s diet, medical history, or daily routine, Shibli Baig and the ThePetNest team can share more detailed information during the adoption discussion.

To adopt Stray, you can submit an enquiry or adoption request on ThePetNest. Our team will connect you with Shibli Baig, verify basic details, and guide you through screening, home readiness checks (if needed), and final handover so that Stray transitions safely into your family.

After adopting Stray, be prepared for an adjustment period where she learns your home, routine, and family members. Provide a quiet resting space, regular feeding times, gentle training, and patience. With time, love, and consistency, Stray will settle in and become a loyal part of your family.