Tabitha

Tabitha came to us as an owner-surrender. Her owner had a degenerative health condition that made it hard for them to care for Tabitha. However, Tabitha was very well-loved and taken care of. She is spayed and fully up to date on vaccines. She is front-declawed. We have all her previous vet records to provide her new owner.<br/><br/>Tabitha is a beautiful buff/fawn color. She loves to be petted and loved up on. You’ll find her rolling around on the floor to grab you attention for extra love. She also plays with toys. She gets along with cats, dogs, and children. <br/><br/>Since Tabitha is older and an owner-surrender, it may take her time to adjust to her new home. After about two weeks with her current foster, she is starting to let her guard down and become more social.

Tabitha came to us as an owner-surrender. Her owner had a degenerative health condition that made it hard for them to care for Tabitha. However, Tabitha was very well-loved and taken care of. She is spayed and fully up to date on vaccines. She is front-declawed. We have all her previous vet records to provide her new owner.

Tabitha is a beautiful buff/fawn color. She loves to be petted and loved up on. You’ll find her rolling around on the floor to grab you attention for extra love. She also plays with toys. She gets along with cats, dogs, and children.

Since Tabitha is older and an owner-surrender, it may take her time to adjust to her new home. After about two weeks with her current foster, she is starting to let her guard down and become more social.

Tabitha came to us as an owner-surrender. Her owner had a degenerative health condition that made it hard for them to care for Tabitha. However, Tabitha was very well-loved and taken care of. She is spayed and fully up to date on vaccines. She is front-declawed. We have all her previous vet records to provide her new owner.

Tabitha is a beautiful buff/fawn color. She loves to be petted and loved up on. You’ll find her rolling around on the floor to grab you attention for extra love. She also plays with toys. She gets along with cats, dogs, and children.

Since Tabitha is older and an owner-surrender, it may take her time to adjust to her new home. After about two weeks with her current foster, she is starting to let her guard down and become more social.