Arya

When you meet Arya, also known as "Arya Speedwagon," you can't fight this feeling that she's meant to be part of your family.<br/><br/>Once a fearless dragonslayer roaming the streets of Baltimore, Arya's adventuring days were briefly interrupted by a broken femur. Now fully healed, this retired heroine is ready to trade epic battles for sunny windowsills, cozy naps, and ruling her castle from the comfort of your home.<br/><br/>Arya gets around beautifully and doesn't let her old injury slow her down one bit. She runs, plays, climbs, and explores just like any other kitten. As part of her continued care, her healed femur fracture will be re-evaluated by a PAW veterinarian when she reaches 6 months of age to determine whether an amputation will be necessary. At this time, however, her leg does not appear to cause her any pain or affect her mobility.<br/><br/>Arya is an easygoing girl who gets along wonderfully with other cats and kittens. She's also confident around new people and adjusts well to new environments, making her a fantastic addition to almost any household.<br/><br/>She's litter box trained, spayed, microchipped, up to date on all vaccinations, and FIV/FeLV negative. All that's missing is a kingdom to call her own.

When you meet Arya, also known as "Arya Speedwagon," you can't fight this feeling that she's meant to be part of your family.

Once a fearless dragonslayer roaming the streets of Baltimore, Arya's adventuring days were briefly interrupted by a broken femur. Now fully healed, this retired heroine is ready to trade epic battles for sunny windowsills, cozy naps, and ruling her castle from the comfort of your home.

Arya gets around beautifully and doesn't let her old injury slow her down one bit. She runs, plays, climbs, and explores just like any other kitten. As part of her continued care, her healed femur fracture will be re-evaluated by a PAW veterinarian when she reaches 6 months of age to determine whether an amputation will be necessary. At this time, however, her leg does not appear to cause her any pain or affect her mobility.

Arya is an easygoing girl who gets along wonderfully with other cats and kittens. She's also confident around new people and adjusts well to new environments, making her

When you meet Arya, also known as "Arya Speedwagon," you can't fight this feeling that she's meant to be part of your family.

Once a fearless dragonslayer roaming the streets of Baltimore, Arya's adventuring days were briefly interrupted by a broken femur. Now fully healed, this retired heroine is ready to trade epic battles for sunny windowsills, cozy naps, and ruling her castle from the comfort of your home.

Arya gets around beautifully and doesn't let her old injury slow her down one bit. She runs, plays, climbs, and explores just like any other kitten. As part of her continued care, her healed femur fracture will be re-evaluated by a PAW veterinarian when she reaches 6 months of age to determine whether an amputation will be necessary. At this time, however, her leg does not appear to cause her any pain or affect her mobility.

Arya is an easygoing girl who gets along wonderfully with other cats and kittens. She's also confident around new people and adjusts well to new environments, making her a fantastic addition to almost any household.

She's litter box trained, spayed, microchipped, up to date on all vaccinations, and FIV/FeLV negative. All that's missing is a kingdom to call her own.