MOUSE

Meet the all mighty Mouse!! Don't let her name fool you - Mouse may be small, but she's fulllllll of charm! This little gal is a sweet, curious kitty who's ready to find a loving home to call her own. Medical note from the vet: Mouse's pupils are asymmetrical, with the left pupil appearing slightly larger than the right. The good news is that she is not showing any signs of eye pain, inflammation, or infection, and no treatment is needed at this time. This pupil difference may resolve over time or may remain permanently, but it is not expected to cause her any discomfort or significantly affect her vision. Her adopter is encouraged to schedule a visit with their primary vet after adoption to review Mouse's history, perform a baseline exam, and provide guidance for ongoing care. Mighty Mouse is ready to scamper her way into your heart - could you be the one to give this special girl her happily ever after?!

Meet the all mighty Mouse!! Don't let her name fool you - Mouse may be small, but she's fulllllll of charm! This little gal is a sweet, curious kitty who's ready to find a loving home to call her own. Medical note from the vet: Mouse's pupils are asymmetrical, with the left pupil appearing slightly larger than the right. The good news is that she is not showing any signs of eye pain, inflammation, or infection, and no treatment is needed at this time. This pupil difference may resolve over time or may remain permanently, but it is not expected to cause her any discomfort or significantly affect her vision. Her adopter is encouraged to schedule a visit with their primary vet after adoption to review Mouse's history, perform a baseline exam, and provide guidance for ongoing care. Mighty Mouse is ready to scamper her way into your heart - could you be the one to give this special girl her happily ever after?!

Meet the all mighty Mouse!! Don't let her name fool you - Mouse may be small, but she's fulllllll of charm! This little gal is a sweet, curious kitty who's ready to find a loving home to call her own. Medical note from the vet: Mouse's pupils are asymmetrical, with the left pupil appearing slightly larger than the right. The good news is that she is not showing any signs of eye pain, inflammation, or infection, and no treatment is needed at this time. This pupil difference may resolve over time or may remain permanently, but it is not expected to cause her any discomfort or significantly affect her vision. Her adopter is encouraged to schedule a visit with their primary vet after adoption to review Mouse's history, perform a baseline exam, and provide guidance for ongoing care. Mighty Mouse is ready to scamper her way into your heart - could you be the one to give this special girl her happily ever after?!