Douglas - long term kitty Domestic Short Hair & Tabby Mix Washington, IA

Douglas is an adult Domestic Shorthair and Tabby mix who is our longest-term kitty and has been with us since July. He came in with serious injuries that took a long time for him to recover from. He went from being terrified of touch to now loving attention and petting.

This kitty is described as a 'Secret Admirer'. When it comes to relationships, I'm very level-headed. I don't leap in paws first, if you know what I mean. But give me a little time, and then I'll shower you with purrs, head-butts, and plenty of lap time. In the meantime, you may not see a lot of me, but I'll be thinking a lot of you!

As you can see in the photo with 2 cats, Douglas and Flaxen are two best friends who love to snuggle. If you try to take pictures of Douglas, you will probably find Flaxen photobombing and head butting the camera.

Flaxen is an adult Domestic Shorthair and Tabby mix who is described as 'The Executive'. I have to say, I'm a busy cat. First, I've got to check out what's happening out the window. Next, I'll see if any closets or cupboards need looking into. And then there are my naps--can't be late for those. I can fit a little socializing into my schedule. Shall we plan on breakfast and dinner? I hope you like kibbles.

Our cat adoption fee is $105 for one kitty and $150 for any two.

For more information on this animal contact washingtonpawsandmore1978@gmail.com or call 319-653-6713.

Please copy and paste our adoption page URL for an application to adopt this animal. https://www.pawsandmorewashington.org/adopt

If you cannot currently adopt, donations are welcome and needed including financial help to sponsor this specific animal.
To donate via Paypal, copy and paste our home page URL at https://www.pawsandmorewashington.org/ or mail donations to PAWS and More, 1004 1/2 West Madison, Washington, IA 52353.

All our cats have been spayed/neutered or arrangements will be made if currently too young. Vaccinated against feline distemper and feline parvo, and have been wormed. They have also been treated for fleas and ear mites and bathed. Microchipping will take place at the time of adoption.