Cora
- Kitten
- Female
- Small
- Domestic Short Hair
Cora
Current Location
Costa Mesa, CA
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Cora's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
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Cora's Story
Cora is a spunky, vocal, cuddly, and petite little lady. She had a rough start by being born on the streets, and having a bad hernia that put so much pressure on her spine, she lost the ability to use her hind legs! Luckily, Tipped Ears was able to find a vet who got her the surgery she needed even though most vets won't do surgeries on kittens that young. You would never know this girl had major surgery because she zooms and zooms around the house with her siblings, Cohen and Cooper. She is very loving, and adores cuddling up with any animal in the home, cat or dog!<br/><br/>She does not like to be held - she is very, very squirmy - but she does like to cuddle in your lap at your desk or on your couch. She is the queen of being cozy, and loves all cat beds, especially the kind that she can sink into somehow. She loves live cat tv (the window) and will sit and watch the world outside. <br/><br/>She would do best in a home with another young and high energy cat because she LOVES to play and is often the instigator of play time (she is also VERY dramatic and will yell loudly when she's playing even though nothing is happening - it is very entertaining), or she'd love to be adopted with her brother, Cohen.
Cora is a spunky, vocal, cuddly, and petite little lady. She had a rough start by being born on the streets, and having a bad hernia that put so much pressure on her spine, she lost the ability to use her hind legs! Luckily, Tipped Ears was able to find a vet who got her the surgery she needed even though most vets won't do surgeries on kittens that young. You would never know this girl had major surgery because she zooms and zooms around the house with her siblings, Cohen and Cooper. She is very loving, and adores cuddling up with any animal in the home, cat or dog!
She does not like to be held - she is very, very squirmy - but she does like to cuddle in your lap at your desk or on your couch. She is the queen of being cozy, and loves all cat beds, especially the kind that she can sink into somehow. She loves live cat tv (the window) and will sit and watch the world outside.
She would do best in a home with another young and high energy cat because she LOVES to play and is often the instigator of play tim
Cora is a spunky, vocal, cuddly, and petite little lady. She had a rough start by being born on the streets, and having a bad hernia that put so much pressure on her spine, she lost the ability to use her hind legs! Luckily, Tipped Ears was able to find a vet who got her the surgery she needed even though most vets won't do surgeries on kittens that young. You would never know this girl had major surgery because she zooms and zooms around the house with her siblings, Cohen and Cooper. She is very loving, and adores cuddling up with any animal in the home, cat or dog!
She does not like to be held - she is very, very squirmy - but she does like to cuddle in your lap at your desk or on your couch. She is the queen of being cozy, and loves all cat beds, especially the kind that she can sink into somehow. She loves live cat tv (the window) and will sit and watch the world outside.
She would do best in a home with another young and high energy cat because she LOVES to play and is often the instigator of play time (she is also VERY dramatic and will yell loudly when she's playing even though nothing is happening - it is very entertaining), or she'd love to be adopted with her brother, Cohen.
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