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Cocoa , an adopted Domestic Short Hair in Orlando, FL image 3/6

Cocoa , an adopted Domestic Short Hair in Orlando, FL image 4/6

Cocoa

Young
Female
Medium

Domestic Short Hair

About Cocoa

Orlando, FL

Breed

Domestic Short Hair

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Female

Medium

(7-11 lbs)

Coat: Medium

Black

Behavior

Personality

Affectionate

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Cocoa ’s Compatibility

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Cocoa 's Story

Hi there, my name is Cocoa! I was rescued from a really scary place outside. Luckily, these nice people rescued me and my sister Nutmeg! Because of my past I can be a little shy at first, but as soon as you start petting me, I’m your girl. I literally live to be petted. If you even look at me, I start purring so loud you can hear me from across the room! <br/><br/>Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE to play too, I play with other cats, investigate dogs, and go nuts on any toy you give me. My top priority though is always going to be being petted!! Do you have room for another kitty in your house? I promise I’ll shower you with love!

Hi there, my name is Cocoa! I was rescued from a really scary place outside. Luckily, these nice people rescued me and my sister Nutmeg! Because of my past I can be a little shy at first, but as soon as you start petting me, I’m your girl. I literally live to be petted. If you even look at me, I start purring so loud you can hear me from across the room!

Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE to play too, I play with other cats, investigate dogs, and go nuts on any toy you give me. My top priority though is always going to be being petted!! Do you have room for another kitty in your house? I promise I’ll shower you with love!

Our Mission

United Paws, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit cat rescue based in Central, Florida, committed to saving the lives of shelter and abandoned animals at risk of euthanasia throughout central Florida. Many of these animals are either in need of medical attention or too frightened to thrive in traditional shelter environments. We ...