Coco helped originate the term 'glamorpuss'. Her name reflects this as well. She is obviously not named after cocoa as she is a fluffy gray cat with an opulent white bib that really starts under her eyes & nose & reaches all the way down to her toenails on the front. How could a cat this striking end up at an abandoned factory? We don't know but she did. And now, thanks to some generous rescuers & artists (and rescuing artists!,) Coco is poised for a new life as a housecat.
Here's what her rescuers say about her: This beautiful, young girl was rescued with her litter mates from an abandoned factory. She's just under a year old, is spayed and has tested healthy. CoCo seams to know how gorgeous she is - she always seems to be "posing". She has a very calm and easy demeanor and loves to play quietly with her toys, or chase her siblings around. Her brothers & sisters all get equal time as she makes her rounds, sleeping curled up with one, then playing with the next. She's very friendly & always greets you at the door. She would love to be adopted with one of her best friends Smudge, Red, Winchester or Buck.
Coco is meant to be an indoor cat. She is fully vetted so you would be adopting a ready-for-life-with-you kitty. We only ask that your first order of business after a kitty treat or catnip & some snuggling is to get her microchipped. Cats not microchipped have a 2 percent chance of being returned to their home if lost. Microchipping ups the odds strikingly better. Even indoor cats can get outdoors on accident.
The contact person for Coco is one of the artists, as well as the proprietor of the Cat Nip Lounge, Robin.
Robin's email:
tucat@earthlink.net
Alternate contacts:
Underdogs@zoomtown.com
underdogs2u@yahoo.com
IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT!: We respond to ALL emails so if you don't hear back, check your SPAM folder.
Please note that there is a reasonable adoption fee & she may not be declawed. We do have healthy, friendly, litterbox trained declawed cats already available if this is a non-negotiable issue for you.
Thank you! Meow.
VISIT: www.animalrescueartproject.org
