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Has Medical Needs
Can’t decide if you want a pet fish or a cat? Adopt Viv!
Good with dogs? Yes, Viv can coexist with a dog that leaves her alone.
Good with cats? Viv really prefers to be an only cat and not interact with others.
Good with kids? Not Tested; Viv needs a home with gentle, understanding humans.
Energy level: Low. Viv enjoys climbing her cat tower and snoozing or lounging in comfortable spaces for about 20 hours/day. However, soft, catnip filled chew toys spark adorable, kitten-like playtime!
Medical/Behavioral needs: Viv spent most of her life outside, in physical pain and without needed medical care. Often, the kindest way to love her is to just let her be in peace. She had a double ear infection that went untreated for years and left her deaf with ears that are painfully sensitive if touched. She has only two bottom teeth left and eats wet food and enjoys soft treats. Viv is an enthusiastic litter flinger (when cats live outside, they must thoroughly cover their business to avert predators) and appreciates a covered litter box.
Animal Characteristics: Want a pet fish? Adopt Viv! She’s beautiful, you can watch her and be glad you have rescued a deserving pet, and you don’t really need to touch her!
Viv is looking for a patient, relaxed home. She has been melting into a cozy indoor environment and making great progress with her confidence. She rarely approaches for physical affection and enjoys occasional petting down her forehead and nose. Don’t worry, she’s purrfectly happy this way! Save a senior life - adopt Viv!
Please learn more about the adoption process and fill out an application at www.pawsco.org/adopt/adoption-process. You can also contact my friends at PawsCo at adopt@pawscoadoptions.org if you have questions. I look forward to meeting you!
Has Medical Needs
Can’t decide if you want a pet fish or a cat? Adopt Viv!
Good with dogs? Yes, Viv can coexist with a dog that leaves her alone.
Good with cats? Viv really prefers to be an only cat and not interact with others.
Good with kids? Not Tested; Viv needs a home with gentle, understanding humans.
Energy level: Low. Viv enjoys climbing her cat tower and snoozing or lounging in comfortable spaces for about 20 hours/day. However, soft, catnip filled chew toys spark adorable, kitten-like playtime!
Medical/Behavioral needs: Viv spent most of her life outside, in physical pain and without needed medical care. Often, the kindest way to love her is to just let her be in peace. She had a double ear infection that went untreated for years and left her deaf with ears that are painfully sensitive if touched. She has only two bottom teeth left and eats wet food and enjoys soft treats. Viv is an enthusiastic litter flinger (when cats live outside, they must thoroughly cover their business to avert predators) and appreciates a covered litter box.
Animal Characteristics: Want a pet fish? Adopt Viv! She’s beautiful, you can watch her and be glad you have rescued a deserving pet, and you don’t really need to touch her!
Viv is looking for a patient, relaxed home. She has been melting into a cozy indoor environment and making great progress with her confidence. She rarely approaches for physical affection and enjoys occasional petting down her forehead and nose. Don’t worry, she’s purrfectly happy this way! Save a senior life - adopt Viv!
Please learn more about the adoption process and fill out an application at www.pawsco.org/adopt/adoption-process. You can also contact my friends at PawsCo at adopt@pawscoadoptions.org if you have questions. I look forward to meeting you!