Fovea
- Kitten
- Male
- Medium
- Domestic Short Hair
Fovea
Current Location
Gaylordsville, CT
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Fovea'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 good compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
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Fovea's Story
Meet Fovea! <br/><br/>Fovea is 10 weeks old and ready to start his next chapter. He is FeLV/FIV negative, vaccinated, dewormed, and will be spayed prior to adoption.<br/><br/>Fovea came to us from a hoarding situation in Bridgeport. While many of his siblings and cousins weren't as fortunate, he got the second chance every kitten deserves. He arrived with a severe upper respiratory infection but prompt treatment allowed him to recover without any lasting issues.<br/><br/>Fovea is playful, outgoing, and loves to cuddle after he's done exploring. He is fostered with dogs, cats, and guinea pigs and has done wonderfully with all of them. He would make a great addition to nearly any home.<br/><br/>Please refer to our kitten adoption policy below.<br/><br/>Our kittens are getting ready for adoption, but we follow practices that put their long-term welfare first. One of these is our policy of only adopting kittens out in pairs, or into homes that already have another cat.<br/><br/>Kittens raised without another cat companion often develop whats known as Single Kitten Syndrome. Without another feline to learn from, they can struggle with:<br/>Rough play like biting and scratching<br/>Difficulty handling frustration or being left alone<br/>Overdependence on humans for stimulation<br/>Higher risk of behavioral problems as they mature<br/><br/>Cats teach each other important skills through play, bite inhibition, body language, conflict resolution, and respecting boundaries. These are lessons humans simply cant provide. A feline friend ensures healthier development, less stress, and a happier bond for both cat and adopter.<br/><br/>Our goal is to set cats and adopters up for lifelong success. This may mean waiting a little longer to adopt, but it leads to stronger, healthier relationships.
Meet Fovea!
Fovea is 10 weeks old and ready to start his next chapter. He is FeLV/FIV negative, vaccinated, dewormed, and will be spayed prior to adoption.
Fovea came to us from a hoarding situation in Bridgeport. While many of his siblings and cousins weren't as fortunate, he got the second chance every kitten deserves. He arrived with a severe upper respiratory infection but prompt treatment allowed him to recover without any lasting issues.
Fovea is playful, outgoing, and loves to cuddle after he's done exploring. He is fostered with dogs, cats, and guinea pigs and has done wonderfully with all of them. He would make a great addition to nearly any home.
Please refer to our kitten adoption policy below.
Our kittens are getting ready for adoption, but we follow practices that put their long-term welfare first. One of these is our policy of only adopting kittens out in pairs, or into homes that already have another cat.
Kittens raised without another cat companion often
Meet Fovea!
Fovea is 10 weeks old and ready to start his next chapter. He is FeLV/FIV negative, vaccinated, dewormed, and will be spayed prior to adoption.
Fovea came to us from a hoarding situation in Bridgeport. While many of his siblings and cousins weren't as fortunate, he got the second chance every kitten deserves. He arrived with a severe upper respiratory infection but prompt treatment allowed him to recover without any lasting issues.
Fovea is playful, outgoing, and loves to cuddle after he's done exploring. He is fostered with dogs, cats, and guinea pigs and has done wonderfully with all of them. He would make a great addition to nearly any home.
Please refer to our kitten adoption policy below.
Our kittens are getting ready for adoption, but we follow practices that put their long-term welfare first. One of these is our policy of only adopting kittens out in pairs, or into homes that already have another cat.
Kittens raised without another cat companion often develop whats known as Single Kitten Syndrome. Without another feline to learn from, they can struggle with:
Rough play like biting and scratching
Difficulty handling frustration or being left alone
Overdependence on humans for stimulation
Higher risk of behavioral problems as they mature
Cats teach each other important skills through play, bite inhibition, body language,
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