Scrawl

Next up is Scrawl (birthdate March 21st, 2026)! This sweet girl loves to play with toys and then snuggle and get all the attention. She loves wand toys but can also play with a spring or a catnip mouse on her own. When Scrawl had her spay surgery our veterinarian noted that she had a grade one heart murmur. We waited for another check up and the diagnosis was confirmed. This doesn't mean little Scrawl isn't ready for her forever home! Her heart murmur could eventually go away or she could have it throughout her life and never have any issues. Her foster mom has noted that she would not have known she had one and she still plays like the other kitties with no problems to be seen! <br/>Scrawl is good with adults, kids, and other cats. She has never been introduced to dogs, but given her age she would probably be ok with having one in the home. Think this gorgeous girl is the one for you? Fill out an application at freetoliveok.org/adopt today!

Next up is Scrawl (birthdate March 21st, 2026)! This sweet girl loves to play with toys and then snuggle and get all the attention. She loves wand toys but can also play with a spring or a catnip mouse on her own. When Scrawl had her spay surgery our veterinarian noted that she had a grade one heart murmur. We waited for another check up and the diagnosis was confirmed. This doesn't mean little Scrawl isn't ready for her forever home! Her heart murmur could eventually go away or she could have it throughout her life and never have any issues. Her foster mom has noted that she would not have known she had one and she still plays like the other kitties with no problems to be seen!
Scrawl is good with adults, kids, and other cats. She has never been introduced to dogs, but given her age she would probably be ok with having one in the home. Think this gorgeous girl is the one for you? Fill out an application at freetoliveok.org/adopt today!

Next up is Scrawl (birthdate March 21st, 2026)! This sweet girl loves to play with toys and then snuggle and get all the attention. She loves wand toys but can also play with a spring or a catnip mouse on her own. When Scrawl had her spay surgery our veterinarian noted that she had a grade one heart murmur. We waited for another check up and the diagnosis was confirmed. This doesn't mean little Scrawl isn't ready for her forever home! Her heart murmur could eventually go away or she could have it throughout her life and never have any issues. Her foster mom has noted that she would not have known she had one and she still plays like the other kitties with no problems to be seen!
Scrawl is good with adults, kids, and other cats. She has never been introduced to dogs, but given her age she would probably be ok with having one in the home. Think this gorgeous girl is the one for you? Fill out an application at freetoliveok.org/adopt today!