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Candace Pysanka | Female | Tailess Momma (DSH) |
Rescue Story:
I came into Zoe's care with my kittens when they were super young. They are old enough to find their forever homes so I am ready to be pampered and loved in my new forever home.
Date of Birth: 2024
Energy Level: Low-Medium
Size (adult): Medium
Adoption Fee: $170
Good with Dogs? Unknown
I have never met one, so not sure.
Good with Cats? Unknown
I do love my kittens, but I haven't met any cats in my current foster home.
Good with Kids? No
I like to chomp for attention or if I have too much energy, not hard enough to break the skin, but it would probably scare kids.
Critter Twitter:
I am one very sweet, very stunning momma cat. I am the quintessential torbie, I am happy to do my own thing but enjoy attention when I want it. I prefer to sit beside you rather than be on your lap. I love to play with toys and with my kittens. I really am a sweet young mom who can't wait to find my forever home. #youngmom #notailcutie
About my Behaviour:
I do bite when too playful or when I want attention. It doesn't break the skin, but it's still pretty hard. Please make sure to play me out daily so I have all my energy spent.
I do love my kittens, and I would love to be adopted with one of them or both! I might be fine with very cat-friendly cats with slow, proper introductions or just fine as an only cat.
I would love a more zen type of home, one that's pretty calm so I can take things at my own pace without being overwhelmed by noise and lots of movement.
How’s my Health?
I am fully vetted. Wet food is very important to a kitty's health, so be sure to feed me at least one meal of wet food a day. It helps add much needed moisture for my kidneys and bladder health. Scheduled meals are best to help us form a strong bond and regulate my food intake. I do not have a tail, the vet says I am not a manx so its likely another type of genetic mutation that resulted in me not having a tail as my daughter has no tail either.
