Houston, TX - Domestic Shorthair. Meet Loki a Pet for Adoption

My basic info

Breed

Domestic Shorthair

Color

Gray or Blue

Age

Young

Sex

Male

Pet ID

C0693

Hair Length

short

My details

Good with cats

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

If you would like more information about Loki or are interested in adopting him, please send an email to eabehring@gmail.com or contact this number, 256-348-7807

Hi there! I’m dapper Loki.

I am neutered, fully vaccinated, micro-chipped and was given a clean bill of health from a highly rated vet (one my foster parents use for their own cats). I was born last spring in a backyard, fed sometimes by nice humans, and eventually brought home by my foster family last summer because I was just so cute!

I’m curious and sweet and love Churus (the magical treats you squeeze out)! I make an adorable chirping sound (e.g., mep-mep, but also sometimes vrrr and orrrorrow) when I want to play or am looking out the window! I like all kinds of toys, but especially the ones with the wands. I LOVE water, but probably not to swim in (we don’t think!) My foster parents’ adult cat taught me and my siblings how to get water from the bathtub! I really like drinking straight from it, because it’s nice and fresh. I do still drink from a bowl, but there seems to be nothing like it! Refreshing!

If I’m nice and relaxed, like if I’m in my little bed but not snoozing, I may even enjoy a belly rub (purrs). I get distracted if my siblings/foster siblings come over for attention, though, so make it a quick one.

So I mentioned I was dapper! I’m dark gray all over, except for two little white patches on my toes. My fur is very soft and shiny, and my little nose is a dark gray. In the sunlight, you may be able to very faintly see I have a hidden pattern in my coat! This makes sense, because my littermates (and fellow fosters) are an orange tabby girl and a calico girl! My mom was a calico, but we are not sure about Dad!

I get along great with my siblings and two adult resident cats, and my foster parents have never even heard me hiss! In fact, I only “talk” when I want to play, as I’m pretty quiet otherwise. I’m not sure about dogs, though; we had a bit of a traumatic situation while living in the backyard as tiny babies, so a cat-only house is probably better, but who knows!

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