Mer

Mer (2 year old tabby female)<br/><br/>If youre looking for a cat who is very affectionate and full of fun-loving antics, look no further. <br/> <br/>Mer is slow to warm up, but with time and a bit of space, she will become your best friend. She has an incredibly sweet little meow which sounds like a cheetah. She loves getting attention and is very loving. Her favorite things are zooming around the house in the morning, breakfast and dinner, and playing with her toys and her cat tunnel. <br/><br/>She is better suited for someone with experience with cats and a quieter home with no children under the age of 12. She also takes a bit of time to adjust to other cats and dogs, but with an introduction period, she will get along with them just fine. In her foster home, shes been around many foster kittens and a couple of Chihuahuas.

Mer (2 year old tabby female)

If youre looking for a cat who is very affectionate and full of fun-loving antics, look no further.

Mer is slow to warm up, but with time and a bit of space, she will become your best friend. She has an incredibly sweet little meow which sounds like a cheetah. She loves getting attention and is very loving. Her favorite things are zooming around the house in the morning, breakfast and dinner, and playing with her toys and her cat tunnel.

She is better suited for someone with experience with cats and a quieter home with no children under the age of 12. She also takes a bit of time to adjust to other cats and dogs, but with an introduction period, she will get along with them just fine. In her foster home, shes been around many foster kittens and a couple of Chihuahuas.

Mer (2 year old tabby female)

If youre looking for a cat who is very affectionate and full of fun-loving antics, look no further.

Mer is slow to warm up, but with time and a bit of space, she will become your best friend. She has an incredibly sweet little meow which sounds like a cheetah. She loves getting attention and is very loving. Her favorite things are zooming around the house in the morning, breakfast and dinner, and playing with her toys and her cat tunnel.

She is better suited for someone with experience with cats and a quieter home with no children under the age of 12. She also takes a bit of time to adjust to other cats and dogs, but with an introduction period, she will get along with them just fine. In her foster home, shes been around many foster kittens and a couple of Chihuahuas.