Daisy

Daisy is a 1 year old spayed female, shorthair tortiseshell cat.<br/><br/>Daisy was under-socialized as a kitten and has made great progress in coming out of her shell in her foster home!<br/><br/>She needs pet parents who are willing to work with her to gain her trust. She might always be a skittish cat, but she wants love and understanding from her human family.<br/><br/>In her foster home, she has learned to play with toys, such as the dangle wand with a bell and fish at the end. She enjoys chasing it around with her sisters. Currently, she loves the puff ball on a spring and carrying around a toy mouse. <br/><br/>She has blossomed into a cat who enjoys being petted and she will purr and knead while she is getting attention!<br/><br/>She loves hanging out in her high spot in the cat tree. She gets very excited when it is breakfast and dinner time for canned food!<br/><br/>She has lived with her littermates, Cindy and Daisy while in foster. She seems very happy with them and would do best if she was adopted with them. She and Cindy seem close as they play together!<br/><br/>Daisy does not like to be picked up. She is not very interested in laps, however that could change in the future, the more time she has in her home.<br/><br/>She does not have experience with dogs.<br/><br/>She would prefer a quiet home without children. Adults who allow her to come to them on her own terms would be ideal.<br/><br/>Her adoption fee is $200.<br/><br/>All cats and kittens are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, negative for FIV&felv, and have been treated for parasites.<br/><br/>----<br/><br/>If you are interested in applying, please send us an inquiry through Petfinder or email us at:<br/>ballots@fairpoint.net<br/><br/>Please do not call our hotline about these cat as email works best.<br/><br/>———-<br/>PAR volunteers accept applications and upon pre-approval, a PAR volunteer will facilitate the visit with the adoptable cat.<br/><br/>We do not do visits unless the application has been pre-approved first.<br/><br/>PetSmart Associates do not facilitate visits at the store.<br/><br/>Please watch our FaceBook page for adoption event postings happening at the PetSmart in Sunrise Village, Puyallup.

Daisy is a 1 year old spayed female, shorthair tortiseshell cat.

Daisy was under-socialized as a kitten and has made great progress in coming out of her shell in her foster home!

She needs pet parents who are willing to work with her to gain her trust. She might always be a skittish cat, but she wants love and understanding from her human family.

In her foster home, she has learned to play with toys, such as the dangle wand with a bell and fish at the end. She enjoys chasing it around with her sisters. Currently, she loves the puff ball on a spring and carrying around a toy mouse.

She has blossomed into a cat who enjoys being petted and she will purr and knead while she is getting attention!

She loves hanging out in her high spot in the cat tree. She gets very excited when it is breakfast and dinner time for canned food!

She has lived with her littermates, Cindy and Daisy while in foster. She seems very happy with them and would do best if she was adopted with them. She

Daisy is a 1 year old spayed female, shorthair tortiseshell cat.

Daisy was under-socialized as a kitten and has made great progress in coming out of her shell in her foster home!

She needs pet parents who are willing to work with her to gain her trust. She might always be a skittish cat, but she wants love and understanding from her human family.

In her foster home, she has learned to play with toys, such as the dangle wand with a bell and fish at the end. She enjoys chasing it around with her sisters. Currently, she loves the puff ball on a spring and carrying around a toy mouse.

She has blossomed into a cat who enjoys being petted and she will purr and knead while she is getting attention!

She loves hanging out in her high spot in the cat tree. She gets very excited when it is breakfast and dinner time for canned food!

She has lived with her littermates, Cindy and Daisy while in foster. She seems very happy with them and would do best if she was adopted with them. She and Cindy seem close as they play together!

Daisy does not like to be picked up. She is not very interested in laps, however that could change in the future, the more time she has in her home.

She does not have experience with dogs.

She would prefer a quiet home without children. Adults who allow her to come to them on her own terms would be ideal.

Her adoption