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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Mediumhair
Color
Gray or Blue
Age
4 months old, Kitten
Sex
Male
Pet ID
60107881
Hair Length
medium
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Hi, I’m Holler. I’ve been through a lot in my few months of life. I was first brought to another shelter and placed as a barn cat because I was very spicy. I was later returned, and then ended up at Coconino Humane. All of those changes were a lot for such a young kitten.
When I arrived here, I was hissing, growling, and smacking at everyone because I was traumatized from being given medications. Then I went to a foster home - and by the very next day, I was letting my foster pet me! Since then, I’ve learned that people aren’t so bad, and I actually enjoy being pet. I’m a total purring machine now.
My foster says I may not be a lap cat or big cuddler, but I love to play with toys and I adore other cats. I even did well with her calm dog! If your cat needs a friend, I might be perfect for the job. I’m housetrained and use both regular and top-entry litterboxes. I eat my dry food well and love wet food, Churus, and Greenie dental treats.
Because I was born feral and have been through so many transitions, I still need time to grow into a confident house cat. I need to be an indoor-only kitty and should start out in a small room where I can’t hide at first, like a bathroom, so I can bond with you.
My foster home was very quiet, so I’m not sure how I’d do in a super busy or loud household. I’d do best with kids ages 6+ since I don’t like being picked up and can still be skittish. I need a patient family who will go slow and respect my space - and in return, I have so much love to give.
Hi, I’m Holler. I’ve been through a lot in my few months of life. I was first brought to another shelter and placed as a barn cat because I was very spicy. I was later returned, and then ended up at Coconino Humane. All of those changes were a lot for such a young kitten.
When I arrived here, I was hissing, growling, and smacking at everyone because I was traumatized from being given medications. Then I went to a foster home - and by the very next day, I was letting my foster pet me! Since then, I’ve learned that people aren’t so bad, and I actually enjoy being pet. I’m a total purring machine now.
My foster says I may not be a lap cat or big cuddler, but I love to play with toys and I adore other cats. I even did well with her calm dog! If your cat needs a friend, I might be perfect for the job. I’m housetrained and use both regular and top-entry litterboxes. I eat my dry food well and love wet food, Churus, and Greenie dental treats.
Because I was born feral and have been through so many transitions, I still need time to grow into a confident house cat. I need to be an indoor-only kitty and should start out in a small room where I can’t hide at first, like a bathroom, so I can bond with you.
My foster home was very quiet, so I’m not sure how I’d do in a super busy or loud household. I’d do best with kids ages 6+ since I don’t like being picked up and can still be skittish. I need a patient family who will go slow and respect my space - and in return, I have so much love to give.
If the pet is already spayed/neutered you get to take your new friend home today.
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If your pet needed his veterinary exam/surgery you will pick your friend up from the clinic!
Additional adoption info
It is important to remember all dogs and cats adopted from the Coconino Humane Association will be spayed or neutered before they can go home with you. This is a requirement under Arizona Revised Statute as well as shelter policy.
It is important to remember all dogs and cats adopted from the Coconino Humane Association will be spayed or neutered before they can go home with you. This is a requirement under Arizona Revised Statute as well as shelter policy.
It is the mission of the Coconino Humane Association to operate a humane and caring shelter that will give aid to unwanted, abandoned, and mistreated animals in Flagstaff and across northern Arizona. It is our goal to investigate cruelty and take appropriate action, to disseminate information of humane treatment of animals, and wherever possible to foster humane education throughout the northern Arizona area. We pride ourselves on being a voice for dogs, cats, and other domesticated animals in Coconino County.
Our Mission
It is the mission of the Coconino Humane Association to operate a humane and caring shelter that will give aid to unwanted, abandoned, and mistreated animals in Flagstaff and across northern Arizona. It is our goal to investigate cruelty and take appropriate action, to disseminate information of humane treatment of animals, and wherever possible to foster humane education throughout the northern Arizona area. We pride ourselves on being a voice for dogs, cats, and other domesticated animals in Coconino County.
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