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Ocicat kittens & cats in Seattle, Washington

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Stella

Bengal

Female, Senior
Seattle, WA
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(when grown) -
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Good with kids, Good with cats, Needs special attention, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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We're looking for a new home for our beloved Stella, age 10. She's a fantastic, sweet cuddler. As she gets older, she's developing some health issues, and with our busy schedules and full household, we can't give her the quiet, one-on-one attention she needs right now. We also have a major basement renovation coming up, and the noise and disruption would be incredibly stressful for her at her age. We'd love to match her with a loving person or family who can give her the calm, devoted companionship she deserves.
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Gary

Bengal

Male, Adult
Seattle, WA
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(when grown) -
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Good with kids, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Gary is an energetic, gorgeous furball and an amazing cuddler. He does get antsy being indoors when the weather's nice, and with a major basement renovation starting soon, we're looking to rehome him as soon as possible so he can settle somewhere calmer before the construction stress kicks in.
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Oscar

Egyptian Mau

Male, Adult
Seattle, WA
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Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Oscar has a big personality and a bigger voice. His breed is known for being incredibly social, and wanting to be part of whatever the family is doing. He joins us at the dinner table for meals, and if I don't provide a chair for him, he'll sit on the table to be with us. He's not a lap cat, but once he bonds with you, he wants to lie next to you as much as possible. One of my favorite things about Oscar is that he will curl up against my chest in bed and lay his head on my arm. Something very special about Oscar: he doesn't have an undercoat. So there's much less shedding, the hairs are short and not whispy. People with mild cat allergies do better with Oscar. He's very photogenic, makes eye contact with you or the camera or anyone else who will look at him. His zoomies are a little less frequent these days, but there's still shenanigans. He used to race up and down the stairs in my apartment, into the bathroom, scream, and leap up his shelves onto the bookcase. All with three legs.

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