Cedar Folsom

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Cedar Folsom   |   Female   |   Abandoned Beauty (DLH)   |  

Rescue Story:

I was found with my sibling at a pond all alone with no mom and no person around, likely we were dumped there. Zoe's agreed to take us both in when our finder couldn't keep us.



Date of Birth: June 2026

Energy Level: High

Size (adult): Medium

Adoption Fee: $225 for me, $350 for a sibling and me.

Good with Dogs? Unknown
I haven’t met any but if they were cat-friendly, maybe?
Good with Cats? Unknown
I’m very curious and want to be friends with every cat I meet! I do need to either be adopted with my sibling or have at least one young cat friendly cat in the home.
Good with Kids? Unknown
I haven’t met any but if they’re gentle and play with me, I’ll probably love them!

Critter Twitter:

I’m Cedar, a confident orange girlie who’s equal parts playtime and lap cuddles. My brother Cinder and I were found outdoors when we were just a few weeks old, by a Zoe’s volunteer who was walking our dogs - we were all alone in some bushes. We’re pretty lucky she found us!

I love to explore new places and spaces, and make new friends. There’s not much I don’t like, to be honest! I have a loud, nonstop purr and love to be brushed, which is a good thing because I’ll probably have long hair and will need regular brushing - all the girlie girls need a bit of beauty time, am I right?

About my Behaviour:

My brother and I would like to be adopted together, we’re besties and love to play and cuddle together. As a bonus, we’ll keep each other occupied and out of trouble while you’re at work! If not, you must have a young cat friendly cat for me to be buds with.

How’s my Health?

I am fixed, and I am microchipped, up to date 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.

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