Accepting Applications
More photos of me can be found here.
Agori Taxon | Female | Box Kitty (DSH) |
Rescue Story:
I was found in a box with my mom and other siblings in Edmonton. The box was closed but thankfully a kind person opened the box and rescued us. I am now ready for my forever home.
Date of Birth: September 2025
Energy Level: High
Size (adult): Medium
Adoption Fee: $225
Good with Dogs? Unknown
If kitten friendly and won't be rough with me or chase me, we should be fine.
Good with Cats? Must have a cat friend
I must have a young very cat friendly cat buddy or be adopted with another kitten.
Good with Kids? Unknown
Gentle kids I am good with, especially if they understand I am a bit shy initially.
Critter Twitter:
I'm a very sweet girl once settled in. I still love to play, but I'll stop to come get cuddles and pets. My purr motor starts as soon as you touch me! I love to wrestle with my brother and play with rattle toys. I may be tiny, but I'm mighty, I don't let him win and often I am the victor. I love cardboard scratches, but I'm not a fan of sisal at all. I'm a spotted tabby looking for a great forever home. I hope to find it soon! #lovebug #playplayplay
About my Behaviour:
I must be adopted to a home that has a young cat who is cat friendly and who would love to play with me. Otherwise you would need to adopt me with another kitten buddy. I am fostered with Leagros and could easily be adopted with him. I would not be happy as an only kitty and I would pester a senior kitty if it was just me. I just love love love to play with other kitties for hours.
I am a bit shy initially and I require a bit of time to settle into a home. Once settled in I am a complete lovebug. A more calm home would be ideal for me.
How’s my Health?
I am fixed, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and dewormed. I need at least one meal of wet food daily for hydration. Wet food is essential for kitties, so please ensure it's included in my diet. Wet food is higher in protein and can be lower in carbs. It also provides added moisture, which is important, as dry-food-only-fed cats tend to be dehydrated, potentially leading to UTIs.
