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Megan, a three-month-old kitten girl with a heart of gold, sleek, glossy black fur, and a strong bushy tail ringed in stripes of grey, is a joy to have around. She lets you know of her happiness with whatever activity, furry friend, or loving person is in her radius by engaging her rumble of satisfaction, which is so loud that often you can hear her before you see her!
Megan, who has cerebellar hypoplasia, aka “wobbly cat syndrome”, has a strong personality and a lot of determination. She loves to hop around chasing her sisters (Meatball, MeowMeow, and Meesha) and also quite likes to hoist herself up as high as she can manage. While she reserves most of her meows for traveling in her carrier, it’s worth mentioning twice that her purr motor is incredibly loud and active. Megan also loves rattling toys, the fishing pole game, and batting balls about. When she is ready to relax, she loves being loosely wrapped in a soft blanket and held like a baby, then loafing in a cozy spot beside a window and watching the outside activity before dozing off for a nap.
Megan and her sisters have personalities that are a perfect blend of playful and cozy, and are sources of much entertainment as well as a lot of cuddle time. Megan would be thrilled to be adopted with one of her sisters, all of whom show touching levels of compassion, inclusion, and compensation for Megan’s wobbly tendencies, with the tightest bond being with her sister Meesha. If not adopted with one of her sisters, Megan would need a home with at least one patient, understanding, and loving feline companion who likes to play and who will encourage Megan in her romps and general kitten activities, as well as be a warm and cozy companion with which to snuggle.
Megan would do best in an environment without any levels hindering her mobility while moving about for business or play. This sweet and determined kitten is used to a quiet home with older children. Megan will bring much joy to the lucky home into which she is adopted.
Adoption fee is a minimum $110 per kitten donation to Feral Fixers. All cats are up to date on shots, microchipped, dewormed, fixed, and FeLV/FIV tested. Discounted adoption fee if two kittens are adopted together, $175 for a pair. Brief screening questionnaire and contract apply! Please email gotfriendlies@gmail.com or call (630) 881-7459 for more information
Megan, a three-month-old kitten girl with a heart of gold, sleek, glossy black fur, and a strong bushy tail ringed in stripes of grey, is a joy to have around. She lets you know of her happiness with whatever activity, furry friend, or loving person is in her radius by engaging her rumble of satisfaction, which is so loud that often you can hear her before you see her!
Megan, who has cerebellar hypoplasia, aka “wobbly cat syndrome”, has a strong personality and a lot of determination. She loves to hop around chasing her sisters (Meatball, MeowMeow, and Meesha) and also quite likes to hoist herself up as high as she can manage. While she reserves most of her meows for traveling in her carrier, it’s worth mentioning twice that her purr motor is incredibly loud and active. Megan also loves rattling toys, the fishing pole game, and batting balls about. When she is ready to relax, she loves being loosely wrapped in a soft blanket and held like a baby, then loafing in a cozy spot beside a window and watching the outside activity before dozing off for a nap.
Megan and her sisters have personalities that are a perfect blend of playful and cozy, and are sources of much entertainment as well as a lot of cuddle time. Megan would be thrilled to be adopted with one of her sisters, all of whom show touching levels of compassion, inclusion, and compensation for Megan’s wobbly tendencies, with the tightest bond being with her sister Meesha. If not adopted with one of her sisters, Megan would need a home with at least one patient, understanding, and loving feline companion who likes to play and who will encourage Megan in her romps and general kitten activities, as well as be a warm and cozy companion with which to snuggle.
Megan would do best in an environment without any levels hindering her mobility while moving about for business or play. This sweet and determined kitten is used to a quiet home with older children. Megan will bring much joy to the lucky home into which she is adopted.
Adoption fee is a minimum $110 per kitten donation to Feral Fixers. All cats are up to date on shots, microchipped, dewormed, fixed, and FeLV/FIV tested. Discounted adoption fee if two kittens are adopted together, $175 for a pair. Brief screening questionnaire and contract apply! Please email gotfriendlies@gmail.com or call (630) 881-7459 for more information
Feral Fixers is a PetSmart partner charity. We hold adoption events once or twice a month. We also have adoption events at other locations periodically. The schedule is posted on our web site at: https://www.feralfixers.org/event-calendar
Feral Fixers is a PetSmart partner charity. We hold adoption events once or twice a month. We also have adoption events at other locations periodically. The schedule is posted on our web site at: https://www.feralfixers.org/event-calendar
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Feral Fixers is dedicated to the Trap, Neuter & Return (TNR) of feral cats within DuPage county. As part of our mission, we also rescue friendly cats and kittens that have been abandoned outside. We socialize and provide medical care to these kitties in our foster homes, and then make them available for adoption.
Feral Fixers is dedicated to the Trap, Neuter & Return (TNR) of feral cats within DuPage county. As part of our mission, we also rescue friendly cats and kittens that have been abandoned outside. We socialize and provide medical care to these kitties in our foster homes, and then make them available for adoption.
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