


Elsa
- Adult
- Female
- Medium
- Domestic Short Hair
About Elsa
Fenton, MO
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Elsa's Compatibility
This pet has good 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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Elsa's Story
Who’s ready for the biggest schmoozer kitty?!! Lol! Elsa is a big head nudger, and LOVES to be pet! She is about 4 years old as of 7/1/26. Unfortunately Elsa has a sad story. Her previous owner found out that Elsa had developed fatty liver disease. She wasn’t eating on her own, so the owner would have had to syringe feed her until she started eating on her own. Her owner didn’t want to do that, so she asked our vet to euthanize her. Thank goodness our vet talked her into surrendering her to our rescue! The very next day Elsa started eating on her own, and her liver numbers are great, and back to normal! So if you’d like to be her forever family, please fill out an application on our website!
Who’s ready for the biggest schmoozer kitty?!! Lol! Elsa is a big head nudger, and LOVES to be pet! She is about 4 years old as of 7/1/26. Unfortunately Elsa has a sad story. Her previous owner found out that Elsa had developed fatty liver disease. She wasn’t eating on her own, so the owner would have had to syringe feed her until she started eating on her own. Her owner didn’t want to do that, so she asked our vet to euthanize her. Thank goodness our vet talked her into surrendering her to our rescue! The very next day Elsa started eating on her own, and her liver numbers are great, and back to normal! So if you’d like to be her forever family, please fill out an application on our website!
Who’s ready for the biggest schmoozer kitty?!! Lol! Elsa is a big head nudger, and LOVES to be pet! She is about 4 years old as of 7/1/26. Unfortunately Elsa has a sad story. Her previous owner found out that Elsa had developed fatty liver disease. She wasn’t eating on her own, so the owner would have had to syringe feed her until she started eating on her own. Her owner didn’t want to do that, so she asked our vet to euthanize her. Thank goodness our vet talked her into surrendering her to our rescue! The very next day Elsa started eating on her own, and her liver numbers are great, and back to normal! So if you’d like to be her forever family, please fill out an application on our website!
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How To Adopt
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[Fenton, MO]
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