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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Brown Tabby
Age
4 years 3 months old, Adult
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Not good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Helloooo gorgeous! Two year old momma Willow is certainly one of the prettiest kitties around, you won’t be able to resist falling in love with her beautiful gaze and her talkative, upbeat personality!
Willow became a member of Furry Friends after she had been living outside for most of her young life. When we first met this lovely girl she was ever so nervous and timid due to the time she spent fighting to survive on her own, and although she still retains that timid personality while you’re getting to know her, give her the time and patience she needs to get to know you as her new best friend and you’ll be off on the right paw in no time.
When you meet Willow in person, you may take a look at her paws and second guess yourself when you see her toes - You're not mistaken, Willow does indeed have extra toes on her feet, she's a polydactyl kitty! Her extra beans don't cause her any trouble, but they do make her extra cute.
Some of Willow’s favourite pastimes include keeping her wonderfully soft coat of fur neat and tidy by meticulously grooming herself, enjoying brushing sessions from her doting humans, and happily chatting the day away to our volunteers! You never need to wonder if Willow is glad to see you, she will often begin chirping and singing the moment she hears you coming her way.
Generally speaking, Willow is a bit of a laid-back, lazy gal - She likes to take life at her own pace, she’s not in a rush! You can often find her lounging in a soft bed or curled up on a plush blanket, napping soundly. When she moves into your forever home, Willow may learn to branch out and play more as she becomes more comfortable with her surroundings, and you’ll have the fun job of introducing Willow to all sorts of neat toys and kitty games!
Although Willow is a very gentle girl, she prefers to not have her back end touched and will give you a swat or a nip to let you know that you’re pushing her boundaries if you try. She never does this to hurt you or be mean, Willow simply likes to have her limits respected like any of us.
Willow needs to find a home with no other cats, and no young children.
