Thistle
Pet Details
Thistle
Animal ID: 277447 |
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– A lover who wants to be in your lap but isn’t too clingy – Definitely a shoulder and back cat who will hop right onto you when you bend over, then hang out while you walk around – Has an upbeat personality and enjoys spending quality time with her people – Loves birdwatching and having lots of fun things to do – Is used to having nail caps on and still enjoys scratching on scratching posts – Not a fan of other cats and needs to be the only cat in her new home – Has a rare condition known as feline idiopathic ulcerative dermatitis; she is on medication and a prescription diet, and she also wears a special protective suit; while she will likely need special care throughout her life, her condition is not stopping her from doing anything she wants to do, and she’s a very happy, loving cat; if you are interested in adopting, we’d encourage you to familiarize yourself with her condition, including consulting your veterinarian if you have questions (more info at ARL) – This cat has shown signs of overstimulation while in the shelter. Please click here to read more about helping cats with overstimulation thrive. |
Additional Details
– A lover who wants to be in your lap but isn’t too clingy
– Definitely a shoulder and back cat who will hop right onto you when you bend over, then hang out while you walk around
– Has an upbeat personality and enjoys spending quality time with her people
– Loves birdwatching and having lots of fun things to do
– Is used to having nail caps on and still enjoys scratching on scratching posts
– Not a fan of other cats and needs to be the only cat in her new home
– Has a rare condition known as feline idiopathic ulcerative dermatitis; she is on medication and a prescription diet, and she also wears a special protective suit; while she will likely need special care throughout her life, her condition is not stopping her from doing anything she wants to do, and she’s a very happy, loving cat; if you are interested in adopting, we’d encourage you to familiarize yourself with her condition, including consulting your veterinarian if you have questions (more info at ARL)
– This cat has shown signs of overstimulation while in the shelter. Please click here to read more about helping cats with overstimulation thrive.
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