Milo

Milo: Born 04/26/2025, Male, White Mitted Red Marbled Tabby and White Scottish Fold<br/>Adoption Fee: $600<br/><br/>Fostered by Harriet in Santa Cruz, Ca.<br/>Contact Harriet at email: harrietluvskitties@yahoo.com if you have additional questions. If you are interested in adopting this cat, please fill out an Adoption Application, which can be found at https://purebredsplus.org/Our Cats .<br/><br/>This boy was a wonderful surprise. I love the red boys and when the Scottish Fold breeder said " I have a straight eared red Fold. He is a nice guy. Want him?" I said OK, I'd be glad to have him. But then, when I saw him, I was really glad to have him.<br/><br/>Clearly, he's beautiful, but he pairs that with super soft fur and a loving, cuddly personality. He's the whole package. I've had him less than a week so I am posting him unusually quickly, but he's ready. He came to me neutered and he's only a year and a half old and in perfect health. We've micro chipped him and vaccinated him and wormed him and all that. I thought "I'm going to put him right up and he'll find his home right away. Who wouldn't want this boy?" He's a little needy for love as are all the kitties I receive from very overly busy breeders.<br/><br/>There is a little genetic mutation in Scottish Folds that creates the folded cartilage in their ears and potentially other bodily changes. The amount of fold in a Fold's ears varies. Sometimes the ears are folded half way down, sometimes they are folded close to the head ("airplane fold' like the wings of a plane), and sometimes they're straight up like a normal kitty. Milo is the third type. He has the big round eyes that Scottish Folds are known for and the flatter face and head shape. British Shorthairs are often interbred with Scottish Folds to create the classic Fold look but that's not Milo. This Breeder has bred in some long hair DNA (Persian?) into her kitties.<br/><br/>Milo is 10 pounds and probably still growing a little. There is something very classic about his soft looks and beautiful lines. Maybe he looks like an old-fashioned kitty of our childhood? If you look at the picture of him stretched on the sofa out you can see the bull's-eye on his flank. Most tabby kitties have stripes. Marbled tabby kitties have a circular bull's-eye on each side and other non-stripe markings. With his four white feet and circular markings he is a White Mitted Red Marbled Tabby and White.<br/><br/>This boy ran loose in the Breeder's house so he is comfortable around other kitties. He's a very good natured, easy-going love bug. He's young and playful, curious and mischievous. He would be fine with most children. I don't know how he is with dogs. With his coloring, I'd love to see him being best friends with a golden retriever. It's hard not to daydream about him. He's going to be so happy in his new home. Only applications from California residents will be accepted for him. Sorry.<br/>He is a fabulous young kitty and some family will be so lucky to have his soft, loving cuddly company.<br/><br/>Milo is fostered by Harriet in Santa Cruz, California.<br/><br/>Milo is: Neutered/Spayed, Vaccinated, FELV Tested, Dewormed, Microchipped, Wet Food, Dry Food, Litter Box Perfect<br/><br/>Purebreds Plus Cat Rescue is dedicated to matching exceptional cats (like me) with qualified adopters who will cherish me and create an ideal forever home.<br/><br/>NOTE: We prefer families with children bring them to the adoption appointment. Why? This allows interaction between the children and the cat. This helps ensure they will be a good fit for each other. A mismatch between a child and a cat is not in anyone's best interests!<br/><br/><br/><br/>Purebreds Plus cat Rescue (purebredsplus.org), serving Northern California, the San Francisco Bay Area, Oregon, and Northern Nevada, is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of purebred cats, kittens and other exceptional felines. We are a 501 (c)3 non-profit rescue group. Most of our beautiful felines come from Northern California Animal Shelters. One of our goals is to keep purebred cats from ever ending up in a shelter. We are happy to help you if you need to rehome your purebred cat. Often, we can offer advice if your cat is having behavioral problems, and you may end up keeping the cat. We do NOT ship cats. We will place cats out of area but you must arrange to come and meet your new friend in person.

Milo: Born 04/26/2025, Male, White Mitted Red Marbled Tabby and White Scottish Fold
Adoption Fee: $600

Fostered by Harriet in Santa Cruz, Ca.
Contact Harriet at email: harrietluvskitties@yahoo.com if you have additional questions. If you are interested in adopting this cat, please fill out an Adoption Application, which can be found at https://purebredsplus.org/Our Cats .

This boy was a wonderful surprise. I love the red boys and when the Scottish Fold breeder said " I have a straight eared red Fold. He is a nice guy. Want him?" I said OK, I'd be glad to have him. But then, when I saw him, I was really glad to have him.

Clearly, he's beautiful, but he pairs that with super soft fur and a loving, cuddly personality. He's the whole package. I've had him less than a week so I am posting him unusually quickly, but he's ready. He came to me neutered and he's only a year and a half old and in perfect health. We've micro chipped him and vaccinated him and wormed him and all that. I thought "I'm go

Milo: Born 04/26/2025, Male, White Mitted Red Marbled Tabby and White Scottish Fold
Adoption Fee: $600

Fostered by Harriet in Santa Cruz, Ca.
Contact Harriet at email: harrietluvskitties@yahoo.com if you have additional questions. If you are interested in adopting this cat, please fill out an Adoption Application, which can be found at https://purebredsplus.org/Our Cats .

This boy was a wonderful surprise. I love the red boys and when the Scottish Fold breeder said " I have a straight eared red Fold. He is a nice guy. Want him?" I said OK, I'd be glad to have him. But then, when I saw him, I was really glad to have him.

Clearly, he's beautiful, but he pairs that with super soft fur and a loving, cuddly personality. He's the whole package. I've had him less than a week so I am posting him unusually quickly, but he's ready. He came to me neutered and he's only a year and a half old and in perfect health. We've micro chipped him and vaccinated him and wormed him and all that. I thought "I'm going to put him right up and he'll find his home right away. Who wouldn't want this boy?" He's a little needy for love as are all the kitties I receive from very overly busy breeders.

There is a little genetic mutation in Scottish Folds that creates the folded cartilage in their ears and potentially other bodily changes. The amount of fold in a Fold's ears varies. Sometimes the ears are fo