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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
White (Mostly)
Age
Young
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Please note: This kitty is a courtesy posting for an Independent Rescuer in our area. If you are interested in this cutie we encourage you to contact Marla directly at 517-548-1780. Or feel free to send her an e-mail at msswartz@chartermi.net
Please also be aware that all of our cats and kittens will only be adopted out to homes which do not plan on having them de-clawed.
If this is something you feel is important, however, we do have quite a few cats that come into the rescue already de-clawed by their former owners. These guys and gals are of all ages, cuddly and very affectionate. We would overjoyed to put you in contact with them if you are at all interested.
Meet Cookie!
This wonderfully affectionate, playful and loving mama cat is the Queen of our 'pride' ( a group of 11 cats who all came from the house of an older gentleman with dementia). Wise beyond her 3 or 4 years, she took sole responsibility for seeing that all laboring mamas (every female cat from that house came in pregnant) received support during delivery (licking their heads and nuzzling them) and that all the newly born kittens were duly attended to (there were 11 in total). And, in addition to her own litter, she also took turns with the other moms nursing whichever kitten needed attention. All this in addition to keeping watch and making sure that all predators (dogs) were kept well away.
And now, with all the kittens grown and already off to (or ready) for families of their own, this sweet, caring lady is looking forward to her own retirement that she so rightly deserves.
She tells us that she would very much enjoy a family in need of her continuing 'care' (after all, she doesn't want to retire completely) in the form of laps and beds that need warming, windows that need attending to (can't trust those darn squirrels) and toys that could really use some playing with. In return, she promises to provide plenty of top quality companionship and plenty of nuzzles and purrs.
She enjoys the company of other cats very much and can definitely adjust well to living with a friendly dog although it may take her some time.
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