




FROG
- Kitten
- Female
- Medium
- Domestic Short Hair
About FROG
Campbell River, BC
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
FROG'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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FROG's Story
SPAYED FEMALE<br/>APPROXIMATELY 14 WEEKS OLD<br/><br/>Frog is a sweet little kitten. She's quite small and gentle, but plays hard and holds her own with her bigger foster siblings.<br/><br/>She sports a soft, silky coat and enjoys being petted but you have to come to her. She is very independent and still prefers the company of the other kittens. With more time and handling she will continue to relax more and build trust with her people. She used to scare easily and panic but has overcome that since being in foster care. She will allow you to pick her up for snuggles but her fosters are still working on getting more purrs while she is being held. It is very rewarding when she does purr! On her own she will sometimes purr her heart out when relaxing. Once she lets her guard down with her people she will be a wonderful companion.<br/><br/>Her foster home is noisy and busy with kids. Frog herself is a quiet girl, she rarely meows. She will come running for her wet food call (the high pitch kissing sound.) She likes playing with the kids and carries toys around. She will play by herself and if there are no toys, her tail will suffice! <br/><br/>She is a short kitty and her cute compact legs don't allow her to be graceful. She still hasn't managed to conquer jumping onto the couch but she is not deterred and continues to try. So while she is a clumsy girl, she is very endearing.<br/><br/>Frog has not met a dog. With her cautious temperament she probably prefers a home with no dogs or a calm dog if introduced carefully. She enjoys the adult cats in the house and allows them to groom her. <br/><br/>We strongly recommend that kittens have a cat playmate. They bond and amuse each other, and are happier and less bored. We offer a discount when you adopt more than one cat.<br/><br/>Frog has been spayed, microchipped, dewormed, vet checked, and vaccinated. Her medical records will accompany her upon adoption.<br/><br/>If you would like to be Frog's new family, please submit an application using this link: HTTPS://CRPAWS.ca/adoption If you are interested in more than one CRPAWS cat, include all their names on your application.<br/><br/>Every application is considered carefully by our small but mighty team of volunteers. We will be in touch as soon as possible, normally in 3 days or less.<br/><br/>Show less
SPAYED FEMALE
APPROXIMATELY 14 WEEKS OLD
Frog is a sweet little kitten. She's quite small and gentle, but plays hard and holds her own with her bigger foster siblings.
She sports a soft, silky coat and enjoys being petted but you have to come to her. She is very independent and still prefers the company of the other kittens. With more time and handling she will continue to relax more and build trust with her people. She used to scare easily and panic but has overcome that since being in foster care. She will allow you to pick her up for snuggles but her fosters are still working on getting more purrs while she is being held. It is very rewarding when she does purr! On her own she will sometimes purr her heart out when relaxing. Once she lets her guard down with her people she will be a wonderful companion.
Her foster home is noisy and busy with kids. Frog herself is a quiet girl, she rarely meows. She will come running for her wet food call (the high pitch kissing sound.) She likes playing with
SPAYED FEMALE
APPROXIMATELY 14 WEEKS OLD
Frog is a sweet little kitten. She's quite small and gentle, but plays hard and holds her own with her bigger foster siblings.
She sports a soft, silky coat and enjoys being petted but you have to come to her. She is very independent and still prefers the company of the other kittens. With more time and handling she will continue to relax more and build trust with her people. She used to scare easily and panic but has overcome that since being in foster care. She will allow you to pick her up for snuggles but her fosters are still working on getting more purrs while she is being held. It is very rewarding when she does purr! On her own she will sometimes purr her heart out when relaxing. Once she lets her guard down with her people she will be a wonderful companion.
Her foster home is noisy and busy with kids. Frog herself is a quiet girl, she rarely meows. She will come running for her wet food call (the high pitch kissing sound.) She likes playing with the kids and carries toys around. She will play by herself and if there are no toys, her tail will suffice!
She is a short kitty and her cute compact legs don't allow her to be graceful. She still hasn't managed to conquer jumping onto the couch but she is not deterred and continues to try. So while she is a clumsy girl, she is very endearing.
Frog has not met a dog. With her c
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How To Adopt
FROG is from Campbell River Partners for Animal Welfare Society
[Campbell River, BC]
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