Temari

Temari was a young neighborhood stray who was originally TNRed (trap-neuter-return) by a colony caretaker, but after time, became so tame and lovable that they decided she'd prefer a real home where she could be pampered and spoiled. She's a friendly gal who will lay between your legs while purring, making biscuits and giving kisses. We estimate she is still quite young (between 1-2 years), so she still has a lot of energy which sometimes manifests as play biting, and while we hope continuing to train and discourage her from doing so, it is something to consider if there are children in the home. She also loves to play with toys, but seems to have a fascination with metal/bells, so we recommend staying away from such toys as she had broken the metal parts off to carry around and we don't want her accidentally ingesting it. So we suggest you stick with soft toys only. Temari has been briefly introduced to cats and showed no signs of aggression, but a slow introduction to other felines would be a must to ensure a smooth transition, or she could thrive as an only cat so long as she gets enough daily attention from her humans. She has had no expsoure to dogs.<br/><br/>This pet is altered (spayed/neutered), up to date on age appropriate vaccines, tested negative for FIV/FeLV, dewormed and microchipped. An adoption application must be submitted and approved prior to scheduling a meet and greet appointment: www.felinefinecatrescue.org/adopt. If you have any additional questions, please email us at: admin@felinefinecatrescue.org.

Temari was a young neighborhood stray who was originally TNRed (trap-neuter-return) by a colony caretaker, but after time, became so tame and lovable that they decided she'd prefer a real home where she could be pampered and spoiled. She's a friendly gal who will lay between your legs while purring, making biscuits and giving kisses. We estimate she is still quite young (between 1-2 years), so she still has a lot of energy which sometimes manifests as play biting, and while we hope continuing to train and discourage her from doing so, it is something to consider if there are children in the home. She also loves to play with toys, but seems to have a fascination with metal/bells, so we recommend staying away from such toys as she had broken the metal parts off to carry around and we don't want her accidentally ingesting it. So we suggest you stick with soft toys only. Temari has been briefly introduced to cats and showed no signs of aggression, but a slow introduction to other felines would be a must to ensure a smooth transi

Temari was a young neighborhood stray who was originally TNRed (trap-neuter-return) by a colony caretaker, but after time, became so tame and lovable that they decided she'd prefer a real home where she could be pampered and spoiled. She's a friendly gal who will lay between your legs while purring, making biscuits and giving kisses. We estimate she is still quite young (between 1-2 years), so she still has a lot of energy which sometimes manifests as play biting, and while we hope continuing to train and discourage her from doing so, it is something to consider if there are children in the home. She also loves to play with toys, but seems to have a fascination with metal/bells, so we recommend staying away from such toys as she had broken the metal parts off to carry around and we don't want her accidentally ingesting it. So we suggest you stick with soft toys only. Temari has been briefly introduced to cats and showed no signs of aggression, but a slow introduction to other felines would be a must to ensure a smooth transition, or she could thrive as an only cat so long as she gets enough daily attention from her humans. She has had no expsoure to dogs.

This pet is altered (spayed/neutered), up to date on age appropriate vaccines, tested negative for FIV/FeLV, dewormed and microchipped. An adoption application must be submitted and approved prior to scheduling a meet and greet appointment: www.felinefineca