Chesapeake, VA - Domestic Shorthair. Meet Kit Kat a Pet for Adoption

My basic info

Breed

Domestic Shorthair

Color

Brown or Chocolate (Mostly)

Age

Senior

Sex

Female

Pet ID

RH/CH

Hair Length

short

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

Seven-year-old Kit Kat ended up in a bad shelter where she was in a rabbit cage and not much chance of getting adopted. She cried night and day, and every picture we saw of her, she was crying. The wire cage bottom hurt her feet; she had no pillow or blanket, and she was so cold. We think she had lived a rather hard life, because she seems old beyond her years. But now she has a fluffy bed, plenty of food and water and basic creature comforts anybody rates. She gets cranky around other cats so would be best either alone or with other senior cats who want to be left alone. She is quiet, tidy and sleepy! If you can spare her a fluffy blanket in a nice, warm splash of sun, she'll be your best buddy forever. She has such a cute little flat face! Come see her in the Colonial Heights Petsmart pet center.

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My name is Kit Kat!

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