





Lark
- Adult
- Female
- Large
- Domestic Short Hair
About Lark
Renton , WA
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Lark'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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Lark's Story
Lark, aka Big Cat is very affectionate, likes to sit on your lap and snuggle and always hangs out when her people leave for work. Very talkative and will chirp for attention. She has a bit of a mischievous side, and likes to rearrange items or open things but never destructive. Good with other animals and follows good housekeeping rules. <br/><br/>She is in need of new family because her person is moving into a new household that has a dog who has bad intentions about cats.
Lark, aka Big Cat is very affectionate, likes to sit on your lap and snuggle and always hangs out when her people leave for work. Very talkative and will chirp for attention. She has a bit of a mischievous side, and likes to rearrange items or open things but never destructive. Good with other animals and follows good housekeeping rules.
She is in need of new family because her person is moving into a new household that has a dog who has bad intentions about cats.
Lark, aka Big Cat is very affectionate, likes to sit on your lap and snuggle and always hangs out when her people leave for work. Very talkative and will chirp for attention. She has a bit of a mischievous side, and likes to rearrange items or open things but never destructive. Good with other animals and follows good housekeeping rules.
She is in need of new family because her person is moving into a new household that has a dog who has bad intentions about cats.
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How To Adopt
Lark is from Feline Friends of Sammamish
[Renton, WA]
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