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Posted over 3 weeks ago
| Updated over 3 weeks ago
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Private owner (Rainier, WA)
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Devoid acquired his name from the personality he initially displayed when he was first embraced into the warmth of our humble hearth! Based off of the veterinarian's estimations, Devoid's intake age, along with the rest of his other four litter siblings, was about roughly eight weeks. All five of these blessed fur babies (see the last photo) were taken under our wing in refuge as rescues. This newly discovered, indoor world of humans was both filled with curious awe and spooky, confusing alien devices for Devoid. He would shield himself in the shadows for the first month of adapting to his new home, finding comfort in the darkness of The Void. Thus, he gained the name: Devoid! But don't let that fool you! This affectionate, handsome boy is anything but that! Devoid is a silly goofball who loves to play with the other kittens and humans alike, while no stranger to cuddling. He loves making new friends with our guests that have come by the house and a down-to-earth, chill, Zen kitten!
Devoid acquired his name from the personality he initially displayed when he was first embraced into the warmth of our humble hearth! Based off of the veterinarian's estimations, Devoid's intake age, along with the rest of his other four litter siblings, was about roughly eight weeks. All five of these blessed fur babies (see the last photo) were taken under our wing in refuge as rescues. This newly discovered, indoor world of humans was both filled with curious awe and spooky, confusing alien devices for Devoid. He would shield himself in the shadows for the first month of adapting to his new home, finding comfort in the darkness of The Void. Thus, he gained the name: Devoid! But don't let that fool you! This affectionate, handsome boy is anything but that! Devoid is a silly goofball who loves to play with the other kittens and humans alike, while no stranger to cuddling. He loves making new friends with our guests that have come by the house and a down-to-earth, chill, Zen kitten!
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What is Rehome?
If you see pets listed by a private owner, it means that they're available through the Rehome program - the safe, reliable, and free way to find a loving new home for your pet.
