Donut Courtesy Listing

Courtesy Listing Disclosure<br/><br/>This is a courtesy listing. The Humane Society is not the owner of this animal and is not responsible for her care, behavior, medical needs, or placement. Anyone interested in adopting Donut must make direct contact with her guardian using the contact information provided below.<br/><br/>Contact Information<br/>Name: Mike<br/>Phone: 989-954-2595<br/>Pet Information<br/>Name: Donut<br/>Age: Estimated 3 years or older<br/>Weight: Described as a healthy weight; exact weight unknown<br/>Breed: Longhaired Tuxedo Cat<br/>Gender: Female, spayed<br/>Vaccinations: Up to date<br/>Housebroken: Yes — uses the litter box<br/><br/>About Donut<br/>Donut is an extremely sweet and loving cat who enjoys cuddles, attention, and playing with a laser pointer. Originally found as a stray, she was welcomed into her current home, where she gave birth to five kittens. Donut has since received her vaccinations and been spayed, and she is now accustomed to both indoor and outdoor life.<br/><br/>When Donut is inside, she enjoys attention and food. Outdoors, she loves following her person around and spending time with them. She has lived with children, dogs, and other cats, including two of her own kittens. However, she has become increasingly uncomfortable sharing her indoor space with multiple animals and children. She may growl, hiss, or swat at the other animals when she wants them to give her space. She tolerates the family's 2-year-old child but does not seek out playtime.<br/><br/>Donut would thrive in a calmer home where she can receive plenty of individual attention. Her current family feels she would do best as the only pet or in a home with no more than one other compatible pet, allowing her to feel comfortable and secure.<br/><br/>Donut has so much love to give and is looking for a home where she can relax, enjoy her cuddles, and be someone's cherished companion.

Courtesy Listing Disclosure

This is a courtesy listing. The Humane Society is not the owner of this animal and is not responsible for her care, behavior, medical needs, or placement. Anyone interested in adopting Donut must make direct contact with her guardian using the contact information provided below.

Contact Information
Name: Mike
Phone: 989-954-2595
Pet Information
Name: Donut
Age: Estimated 3 years or older
Weight: Described as a healthy weight; exact weight unknown
Breed: Longhaired Tuxedo Cat
Gender: Female, spayed
Vaccinations: Up to date
Housebroken: Yes — uses the litter box

About Donut
Donut is an extremely sweet and loving cat who enjoys cuddles, attention, and playing with a laser pointer. Originally found as a stray, she was welcomed into her current home, where she gave birth to five kittens. Donut has since received her vaccinations and been spayed, and she is now accustomed to both indoor and outdoor life.

When Donut is inside

Courtesy Listing Disclosure

This is a courtesy listing. The Humane Society is not the owner of this animal and is not responsible for her care, behavior, medical needs, or placement. Anyone interested in adopting Donut must make direct contact with her guardian using the contact information provided below.

Contact Information
Name: Mike
Phone: 989-954-2595
Pet Information
Name: Donut
Age: Estimated 3 years or older
Weight: Described as a healthy weight; exact weight unknown
Breed: Longhaired Tuxedo Cat
Gender: Female, spayed
Vaccinations: Up to date
Housebroken: Yes — uses the litter box

About Donut
Donut is an extremely sweet and loving cat who enjoys cuddles, attention, and playing with a laser pointer. Originally found as a stray, she was welcomed into her current home, where she gave birth to five kittens. Donut has since received her vaccinations and been spayed, and she is now accustomed to both indoor and outdoor life.

When Donut is inside, she enjoys attention and food. Outdoors, she loves following her person around and spending time with them. She has lived with children, dogs, and other cats, including two of her own kittens. However, she has become increasingly uncomfortable sharing her indoor space with multiple animals and children. She may growl, hiss, or swat at the other animals when she wants them to give her space. She