adopted

Velma

Kitten
Female
Medium

Domestic Short Hair

About Velma

Fair Oaks, CA

Breed

Domestic Short Hair

Physical Traits

Kitten

(less than 1 year)

Female

Medium

(7-11 lbs)

Coat: Short

Tabby (Orange / Red)

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Velma’s Compatibility

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Velma's Story

If you are interested in meeting Velma, please complete our adoption questionnaire at http://www.fluffbuddies.org/infoquestions.php<br/><br/>Velma, born approximately 10/26/25, is a roly-poly, absolutely adorable kitten with a big, sassy personality. She’s still working on sharing her toys and food — and makes no promises about improving. Velma loves to play, play, play, and if you’re lucky enough to catch her, she’ll allow a few brief cuddle moments where she rewards you with her wonderfully loud purr. Velma would thrive in a quiet calm home ideally with another chill young cat who can appreciate (and tolerate) her sassiness.<br/><br/>Adoption events are held at the Fair Oaks Petco (Madison at Hazel) on Saturdays from noon to 4pm.

If you are interested in meeting Velma, please complete our adoption questionnaire at http://www.fluffbuddies.org/infoquestions.php

Velma, born approximately 10/26/25, is a roly-poly, absolutely adorable kitten with a big, sassy personality. She’s still working on sharing her toys and food — and makes no promises about improving. Velma loves to play, play, play, and if you’re lucky enough to catch her, she’ll allow a few brief cuddle moments where she rewards you with her wonderfully loud purr. Velma would thrive in a quiet calm home ideally with another chill young cat who can appreciate (and tolerate) her sassiness.

Adoption events are held at the Fair Oaks Petco (Madison at Hazel) on Saturdays from noon to 4pm.

Our Mission

MISSION • To rescue, rehabilitate, and place abandoned and homeless felines into permanent, loving homes. • To convince the public of the importance of spay/neuter as the only humane way to control animal overpopulation. • To educate the public about the proven link between owning a pet and enjoying better physical and emot...