Piper

Sweet little Snickers has had a bit of a rough start for such a young cat. She has already had two owners. Her first owner had all her teeth were removed, we do not know the reason.<br/>Her next owner had other territorial cats; and, although she tried, new kid on the block Snickers was just one too many cats for the household. She was unfortunately returned to the shelter.<br/>The volunteers at the shelters have found Snickers to be a very sweet, loving girl. Look at her darling little face! She is a gentle cuddle cat who needs another chance at a happy life. She is social and playful. The store associates let her out and play with her during quiet times.<br/>She only eats kitten food. She is a healthy weight, and eating is not a problem for her. <br/>We recommend her to be the only cat in a household. This pretty little ginger will make a very good companion cat or family cat. Follow our instructions regarding slowly introducing her into your home and other people. She just needs someone to take her home and love her.

Sweet little Snickers has had a bit of a rough start for such a young cat. She has already had two owners. Her first owner had all her teeth were removed, we do not know the reason.
Her next owner had other territorial cats; and, although she tried, new kid on the block Snickers was just one too many cats for the household. She was unfortunately returned to the shelter.
The volunteers at the shelters have found Snickers to be a very sweet, loving girl. Look at her darling little face! She is a gentle cuddle cat who needs another chance at a happy life. She is social and playful. The store associates let her out and play with her during quiet times.
She only eats kitten food. She is a healthy weight, and eating is not a problem for her.
We recommend her to be the only cat in a household. This pretty little ginger will make a very good companion cat or family cat. Follow our instructions regarding slowly introducing her into your home and other people. She just needs someone to take her home and love her.

Sweet little Snickers has had a bit of a rough start for such a young cat. She has already had two owners. Her first owner had all her teeth were removed, we do not know the reason.
Her next owner had other territorial cats; and, although she tried, new kid on the block Snickers was just one too many cats for the household. She was unfortunately returned to the shelter.
The volunteers at the shelters have found Snickers to be a very sweet, loving girl. Look at her darling little face! She is a gentle cuddle cat who needs another chance at a happy life. She is social and playful. The store associates let her out and play with her during quiet times.
She only eats kitten food. She is a healthy weight, and eating is not a problem for her.
We recommend her to be the only cat in a household. This pretty little ginger will make a very good companion cat or family cat. Follow our instructions regarding slowly introducing her into your home and other people. She just needs someone to take her home and love her.