Callie Domestic Short Hair & Calico Mix Mayfield, NY

Callie was found outside and slowly coaxed indoors. She is still learning what being an indoor cat looks like and will be happiest with a family who understands her preference for love on her own terms. She is curious and she enjoys exploring at night while I read on the couch. She will occasionally jump next to me for a moment -but just a moment, for now.

Callie absolutely adores her companion cat here and needs a home with a companion for her that will make her feel safer and help show her how to live a domesticated life.

Callie (DOB 01/01/2019) is spayed, has had all her age appropriate vaccinations, and is litter trained.

Callie has also tested positive for FIV+, and so Kitten angels recommend that this cat be adopted as an only pet or as a companion for another FIV + kitty.

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If you are interested in this beauty or any of our other angels, you can complete an adoption application online at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScqB5Evy4iJaqhuZETM8nOQeyZ837APlevp5spSB0wOg9E3jQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

Please indicate on the adoption application that you are interested in Callie fostered by Kashmir.

Please note, fosters do get final ok for any adoption even if approved through Kitten Angels as they are the ones most familiar with their foster kittens personalities.

For more information, please email adoptions@kittenangels.org

Kitten Angels is a non profit, volunteer organization. We rely solely on fostering, volunteers, donations, and adoption fees. Kitten Angels is a volunteer non-profit organization. An adoption fee of $175 must be paid at the time of adoption by either cash or check. All of our adoptable animals are assessed in foster homes, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations and have been spayed or neutered and tested for FeLV/FIV. The majority of our adoptable animals are assessed in foster homes, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations, have been tested for FeLV/FIV, and have been spayed or neutered. Medical records will be released with the adopted pet.