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Persian kittens & cats in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Baguette (and Brioche)

Domestic Longhair

Female, 3 yrs 4 mos
Pittsburgh, PA
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(when grown) -
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Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Calm - Friendly - Cuddly While Baguette started out shy and nervous, she quickly adjusted to being in her foster house. Now she loves getting pets and attention and happily cuddles when her fosters sit next to her. Even during playtime she’s often more interested in giving and receiving affection while her foster siblings are busy playing, although she certainly still has a playful side. She hasn’t climbed into our laps yet, but she’s put a paw up on our leg before and given her loving nature we think it’s possible, although not guaranteed, that she could eventually become a lap cat. Baguette’s fur is extremely long, soft, and majestic and she loves having it brushed, but it is prone to matts and she sheds a lot, so it will require care and possibly regular trips to a groomer. She frequently cuddles with and receives comfort from her foster sister Brioche, and we consider them to be bonded.
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Crostini

Domestic Longhair

Female, 2 yrs 6 mos
Pittsburgh, PA
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(when grown) -
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Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Wary Crostini is a very nervous cat, and her fosters are still working on socializing her. She came to us younger and later than her foster siblings Breadstick, Baguette, and Brioche, and is taking time to adjust to the life of a house cat. She is making slow but very real progress, responding well to treats but still easily scared and not ready yet for pets. Her fosters are looking forward to getting to know her better as she learns that humans are friends. Crostini sometimes cuddles and plays with her foster brother Breadstick, and they may be a good pair to go together once she is ready for adoption.
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Diet Coke

Domestic Longhair

Male, 8 mos
Pittsburgh, PA
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Diet Coke is a delicate, curious little boy full of playful energy. He is incredibly inquisitive and always wants to know what's going on around the house, often investigating paper bags and sitting nearby to keep an eye on what his foster human is up to. During the day, Diet Coke tends to be cautious and observant, but at night he shows his affectionate side and often sleeps next to his foster or curled up on their arm. Even though he can be careful in new situations, he is still very playful and usually the one who initiates playtime with his brother kittens, Coca Cola and Coke Zero. He absolutely loves food and is happiest when snacks or wet food are being served. Diet Coke also enjoys cozy, enclosed spots and can often be found sitting or lying within small, confined spaces like pillows, bags, or cat beds. When Diet Coke first arrived in foster care, he was quite shy and anxious. Over time, however, he has grown much more comfortable with people. He still prefers to initiate contact rather than being approached, but he initiate cuddles more often now, gently pawing when he wants attention. In a patient and loving home, Diet Coke has great potential to be an affectionate companion. As with all of our adoptable kittens, Diet Coke needs to be adopted with another young cat or to a home that already has other cats.

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Where do Persians come from? How many types of Persians are there? From the history of the breed to question about average height, weight and size, brush up on these basic facts about the Persian.

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