Rosie Riveter
- Female
- Domestic Short Hair
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My Rescue Story
I came into care with a fractured back leg that required crate rest to help it heal without needing amputation. Thankfully it has healed and I am now ready for adoption.
All About Me!
My Adoption Fee
$225
My Birthday!
June 2026 (est)
My Energy Levels
High
How Big Am I?
Medium
Am I good with Dogs?
YesI love cat friendly dogs.
Am I good with Cats?
Must have a cat friendI love other cat friendly cats and I would love a young cat buddy as a playmate.
Am I good with Kids?
YesGentle kids I am great with.
All About Me!
My Adoption Fee
$225
My Birthday!
June 2026 (est)
My Energy Levels
High
How Big Am I?
Medium
Am I good with Dogs?
YesI love cat friendly dogs.
Am I good with Cats?
Must have a cat friendI love other cat friendly cats and I would love a young cat buddy as a playmate.
Am I good with Kids?
YesGentle kids I am great with.
What am I like?
Let me tell you!
I am a very sweet, fearless kitten with a huge heart. Nothing much phases me! I absolutely love cuddling and getting affection, but I am also a playful spirit who enjoys a good game. I would fit in perfectly with any home that has plenty of love to give. If you are looking for an older kitten who is easy going, playful and loves all cat friendly beings, I am your girl. #lovebug
How do I act?
I am a total social butterfly and would love to join a home that already has a playful, cat-friendly young cat companion. I do best with other pets when given slow, proper introductions, and I really thrive with a youngish playmate around—I definitely wouldn’t want to be the only pet in the home! In fact, I would be a perfect pair to adopt alongside Marigold; she is quite shy, and I would love to help her come out of her shell and settle in.
My Health is Very Important!
I am fixed, and I am microchipped, up to date on vaccines, and dewormed. I must be fed at least one meal of wet food a day for hydration. Wet food is important, as it’s best for kitties, so please make sure it’s in my diet. Wet food is higher in protein and can be lower in carbs. It also gives added moisture, which is important, as dry-food-only-fed cats tend to be dehydrated, which can lead to UTIs.
I did have a broken femur that has healed but it is likely I will have arthritis a bit earlier than other senior cats. Giving me cosequin would be a good idea to help with that as it can help delay early arthritis and fairly inexpensive.