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Homer Higgldy | Female | Farm kitten (DSH) |
Rescue Story:
I came to Zoe's from a farm with a bunch of other kittens (same last name) to find my forever home.
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? Yes
I am currently fostered with a dog and would do fine with cat savvy dogs.
Good with Cats? Must have a cat friend
I really need a home with a fun, young kitty playmate or with a sibling.
Good with Kids? Yes
I am great with kids.
Critter Twitter:
Hi, I’m Homer, and I’m pretty sure I was meant to be a human because I always want to know what my people are up to! I love following my humans around the house, keeping tabs on all the important activities, and making sure I’m never too far away. I’ll even groom you and happily curl up with you when it’s time to relax, because sharing life with my people is my favourite thing. I’m social and affectionate without being demanding, although if you offer me attention, I’ll almost always choose cuddles over doing my own thing. I have a medium energy level and enjoy playing and exploring, but I’m just as happy settling in for some cozy time. If you’re looking for a sweet, social little shadow who wants to be part of everything you do, I’d love to follow you home!
About my Behaviour:
I get along well with other cats, including senior kitties, and after taking a little time to warm up to my foster dog, I now happily snuggle with him too. I’m also wonderful with kids and think I’d fit nicely into just about any home. I must be adopted to a home with another young cat, or to be adopted with a sibling. I love the company of others and I need a kitty playmate.
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.
