Heidi

Heidi is a domestic short haired, gray tabby and white, spayed female cat with an estimated date of birth of the first week of May 2026. Heidi and 2 sibling kittens were live trapped from the same location in Norman County, MN, that has no local pound or animal control. Heidi spent about 1 month in a temporary foster home with 2 adult cats and a young, 30 pound pitbull-labrador mix. <br/><br/>Heidi is the most outgoing and friendliest of the 3 sisters. Heidi is the sister with the white nose and white tail tip which is similar to a Q-tip. Both Heidi and Heather have a white, zig zag stripe down the middle of their backs. She will seek out pets and purrs happily. She enjoys wand and ball toys.<br/><br/>Heidi can be adopted with one of her sisters Greta or Heather, and if two sisters are adopted together then the adoption fee for one cat is reduced in half to $75.<br/><br/>Spayed; current on vaccinations; feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus negative; microchipped; dewormed; and litter box trained.

Heidi is a domestic short haired, gray tabby and white, spayed female cat with an estimated date of birth of the first week of May 2026. Heidi and 2 sibling kittens were live trapped from the same location in Norman County, MN, that has no local pound or animal control. Heidi spent about 1 month in a temporary foster home with 2 adult cats and a young, 30 pound pitbull-labrador mix.

Heidi is the most outgoing and friendliest of the 3 sisters. Heidi is the sister with the white nose and white tail tip which is similar to a Q-tip. Both Heidi and Heather have a white, zig zag stripe down the middle of their backs. She will seek out pets and purrs happily. She enjoys wand and ball toys.

Heidi can be adopted with one of her sisters Greta or Heather, and if two sisters are adopted together then the adoption fee for one cat is reduced in half to $75.

Spayed; current on vaccinations; feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus negative; microchipped; dewormed; and litter box trained.

Heidi is a domestic short haired, gray tabby and white, spayed female cat with an estimated date of birth of the first week of May 2026. Heidi and 2 sibling kittens were live trapped from the same location in Norman County, MN, that has no local pound or animal control. Heidi spent about 1 month in a temporary foster home with 2 adult cats and a young, 30 pound pitbull-labrador mix.

Heidi is the most outgoing and friendliest of the 3 sisters. Heidi is the sister with the white nose and white tail tip which is similar to a Q-tip. Both Heidi and Heather have a white, zig zag stripe down the middle of their backs. She will seek out pets and purrs happily. She enjoys wand and ball toys.

Heidi can be adopted with one of her sisters Greta or Heather, and if two sisters are adopted together then the adoption fee for one cat is reduced in half to $75.

Spayed; current on vaccinations; feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus negative; microchipped; dewormed; and litter box trained.