from the Blanche foster finishing school. Yesterday, the shelter called and said they had an opening at our vet's office for a cat to be on display, so we took her up there. She sure looks better than she did!
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Sassy has graduated...
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WOW! What a beautiful girl! Another great fostering job!
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She's beautiful
She's beautiful. Is she a Snowshoe?
That's wonderful! It shouldn't take long for such a beautiful girl to get adopted!
As with any cat without papers, she is a pointed domestic shorthair aka moggie. As happens a lot, she is a beautiful lady.
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I would call her a DSH with Snowshoe markings. She's a little fruitcake; all she needs is someone who needs her.
She doesn't have an aggressive bone in her body. She is next to silent most of the time. You have to be looking at her to tell if she is "talking" to you, because she has, at most, a rusty little squeak for a voice (since she was spayed--before that, she had the "Siamese Voice").
She likes to be where her people are, although she isn't clingy or even cuddly. She will run to catch up to you if you head for another room. She wants to play with the feather toy or the string, but even a lumpy rug is enough to entertain her.
She is definitely food-motivated, and an inveterate table begger.
Unlike most Siamese, she is not a climber. I've never seen her get up on anything higher than a chair, looking for a place to curl up. You won't see her on a table or counter.
And she's tiny. Six or seven pounds.
Oh, and she doesn't like dry food.
She doesn't have an aggressive bone in her body. She is next to silent most of the time. You have to be looking at her to tell if she is "talking" to you, because she has, at most, a rusty little squeak for a voice (since she was spayed--before that, she had the "Siamese Voice").
She likes to be where her people are, although she isn't clingy or even cuddly. She will run to catch up to you if you head for another room. She wants to play with the feather toy or the string, but even a lumpy rug is enough to entertain her.
She is definitely food-motivated, and an inveterate table begger.
Unlike most Siamese, she is not a climber. I've never seen her get up on anything higher than a chair, looking for a place to curl up. You won't see her on a table or counter.
And she's tiny. Six or seven pounds.
Oh, and she doesn't like dry food.
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Well, little did I know it, but when I posted Sassy's "Graduation Photo" up above, she had already been adopted!
The mother of one of the ladies working at the vet's office had asked her daughter to keep an eye out for a cat for her, and she adopted Sassy before she even had time to be checked over and put out in the display cage!
So, I hope she has a happy forever home.
The mother of one of the ladies working at the vet's office had asked her daughter to keep an eye out for a cat for her, and she adopted Sassy before she even had time to be checked over and put out in the display cage!
So, I hope she has a happy forever home.
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