Fig
- Kitten
- Female
- Small
- Domestic Medium Hair
Fig
Current Location
Meridian, ID
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Fig's Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
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Fig's Story
Fig is the only girl in the feral litter we trapped a few weeks ago. Her calm personality offers a nice balance to the sibling dynamics with her brothers.<br/><br/>Fig is a climber. She loves to find hiding places, especially if they're up high. Can't find her? Check out your bookshelves first.<br/><br/>She's almost as confident and outgoing as her brother Clementine, but her affection for humans is more reserved. You can pet her -- if she says so. And we hope she does because this little girl has the softest fur we've ever felt.<br/><br/>Fig adores sunbathing and bird watching. She chirps and chatters while she looks out the window, endlessly entertained by the world outside. Often, her "television" time will put her in a sleepy mood. When she's done napping, though, her brothers better watch out: Fig's wrestling skills are unmatched. She may not be the first kitten to start the brawl, but she is often the one to end it in victory.<br/><br/>Fig is approximately 3 months old now. She's spayed, microchipped, vaccinated, and ready to find her family. Visit www.animalretreat.org for more info about adopting Fig.<br/>For more information about our adoptable animals and/or to submit an adoption inquiry, please visit animalretreat.org.
Fig is the only girl in the feral litter we trapped a few weeks ago. Her calm personality offers a nice balance to the sibling dynamics with her brothers.
Fig is a climber. She loves to find hiding places, especially if they're up high. Can't find her? Check out your bookshelves first.
She's almost as confident and outgoing as her brother Clementine, but her affection for humans is more reserved. You can pet her -- if she says so. And we hope she does because this little girl has the softest fur we've ever felt.
Fig adores sunbathing and bird watching. She chirps and chatters while she looks out the window, endlessly entertained by the world outside. Often, her "television" time will put her in a sleepy mood. When she's done napping, though, her brothers better watch out: Fig's wrestling skills are unmatched. She may not be the first kitten to start the brawl, but she is often the one to end it in victory.
Fig is approximately 3 months old now. She's spayed, microchipped, vaccinated, and r
Fig is the only girl in the feral litter we trapped a few weeks ago. Her calm personality offers a nice balance to the sibling dynamics with her brothers.
Fig is a climber. She loves to find hiding places, especially if they're up high. Can't find her? Check out your bookshelves first.
She's almost as confident and outgoing as her brother Clementine, but her affection for humans is more reserved. You can pet her -- if she says so. And we hope she does because this little girl has the softest fur we've ever felt.
Fig adores sunbathing and bird watching. She chirps and chatters while she looks out the window, endlessly entertained by the world outside. Often, her "television" time will put her in a sleepy mood. When she's done napping, though, her brothers better watch out: Fig's wrestling skills are unmatched. She may not be the first kitten to start the brawl, but she is often the one to end it in victory.
Fig is approximately 3 months old now. She's spayed, microchipped, vaccinated, and ready to find her family. Visit www.animalretreat.org for more info about adopting Fig.
For more information about our adoptable animals and/or to submit an adoption inquiry, please visit animalretreat.org.
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Fig is from Meridian Canine Rescue
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