American Bobtail kittens & cats in Battle Ground, Washington

She was rescue from back in March of 2020. At the time she was estimated to be about 6mo old. Tabby will either want to meet someone to get pets and attention and just be loved on. Or she will be nervous. But it doesn't take a lot for her to accept love. She is very food motivated. A monster, literally. So a problem that I have with her that I haven't been able to stop, she likes to jump on to counters and what not to get to treats. She will eat through the bag to get some treats or food. So things will be needed to be hidden or out off reach. When it comes to animals or kids, I can say that she is generally great with dogs. She is a bit of a pretentious cat, so she has smacked some dogs for being near her. Only ever been around her sister(cat), so seems fine. Kids are a bit unknown, one positive and negative reaction. Negative, she merely ran from the kid. Also rehoming her sister, Juvia(gray tabby). Would like, but don't have to rehome them together.

Monkey is a very sweet, active, and energetic Tabby Manx. He loves to be around people, play, have treats, and sleep in comfy beds. He was born with Manx Syndrome, which is similar to Spina Bifida in humans. Since he has no tail, it affects the nerves in his back end causing him to not be able to feel when he needs to use the litter box. He is able to poop and pee on his own but doesn't know when it is happening. To make sure he doesn't get constipated he is on a mainly wet food diet. To help with the incontinence he is in a diaper and a onsie or surgery recovery outfit to help keep the diaper in place. Monkey will need a home that understands his needs and is able to keep him clean and change him. He will need to have someone who knows the signs of when he might start getting constipated. He had been prescribed a medication to help keep him regular, but it became too much for his system so he was taken off of it and just given the wet food. Sometimes if he seems to be getting constipated he will be given some Miralax. As he's gotten older he hasn't needed it as often. Monkey has been neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, dewormed, and tested for feline leukemia and aids. If you are interested or have questions about him please go to www.sccpets.com to fill out an application.May 21, 2024, 6:05 pm