Adopted - Not Available
| Name | Andromeda |
|---|---|
| Type | Cat |
| Breed | Tuxedo |
| Gender | Female |
| Age | Adult |
| Color | Black & White / Tuxedo |
| Size | Medium |
| Status | adopted |
| Attributes | Spayed Neutered House Trained Declawed Special Needs Shots Current |
| Environment | Children Dogs Cats |
| My name, Andromeda, comes from the legendary princess, Andromeda, that was a mortal woman born to King Cepheus and Queen Cassiopeia. Cassiopeia bragged that Andromeda was more beautiful than the Nereid sea nymphs. The Andromeda Galaxy is also named after the princess. I appreciate the finer things like a comfy spot and a good meal. I am a sensitive girl and I'm looking for a patient adopter who will give me some time to settle into my new home and to adjust to humans and other cats (I absolutely love other cats), but once I warm up, I love playing with and hanging with other cat friends. I am low maintenance and will give you plenty of space and will enjoy having you hanging around from a distance, without needing constant attention. I do however love when my human dangles a toy off a pole for me to play with. While I’ll sometimes give a sassy hiss, I don't really mean it. I won’t mind if you have a long day at work or full social calendar, I’ll be happy to entertain myself while you’re out of the house. I am an independent kitty that likes attention on my own terms from humans but I really enjoy other kitties. I am great about using my litter box and am currently accustomed to being free fed, so if you are looking for ‘low maintenance’, I may be your gal! I would appreciate a home willing to give me time to adapt to new places and would feel most comfortable in a home with adults. If you think he can offer an independent, low-maintenance and stunning gal a comfy place to land, please fill out our application. Extra bonus if you have kitty friends for me to snuggle and play with! https://nhanimalrescue.org/adoption-information/ |
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