Zoe

Zoe was born approximately 6/1/04. She is NOT declawed or altered.<br/><br><br><br/>She has been dewormed and has received two distempers. She tested negative for FeLV at the Marathon Humane Society. <br/><br><br><br/>Zoe and her brother, Ziggy, came from the Marathon County Humane Society . They were delivered to our rescue (through a relay of volunteer drivers) on July 30, 2004. <br/><br><br><br/>When she and her brother first came to us they were very shy. They are still shy at first, but really warm up once they get to know you.<br/><br><br><br/>Zoe loves to be pet, but it's still a little slow going. She and her brother, Ziggy, play very well with each other and are starting to go off on their own playing with other kittens too! They are learning to trust people. What an accomplishment in such a short time!<br/><br><br><br/>Because they are so close, Zoe should be adopted with her brother, Ziggy. <br/><br><br/>(AG)

Zoe was born approximately 6/1/04. She is NOT declawed or altered.



She has been dewormed and has received two distempers. She tested negative for FeLV at the Marathon Humane Society.



Zoe and her brother, Ziggy, came from the Marathon County Humane Society . They were delivered to our rescue (through a relay of volunteer drivers) on July 30, 2004.



When she and her brother first came to us they were very shy. They are still shy at first, but really warm up once they get to know you.



Zoe loves to be pet, but it's still a little slow going. She and her brother, Ziggy, play very well with each other and are starting to go off on their own playing with other kittens too! They are learning to trust people. What an accomplishment in such a short time!



Because they are so close, Zoe should be adopted with her brother, Ziggy.


(AG)

Zoe was born approximately 6/1/04. She is NOT declawed or altered.



She has been dewormed and has received two distempers. She tested negative for FeLV at the Marathon Humane Society.



Zoe and her brother, Ziggy, came from the Marathon County Humane Society . They were delivered to our rescue (through a relay of volunteer drivers) on July 30, 2004.



When she and her brother first came to us they were very shy. They are still shy at first, but really warm up once they get to know you.



Zoe loves to be pet, but it's still a little slow going. She and her brother, Ziggy, play very well with each other and are starting to go off on their own playing with other kittens too! They are learning to trust people. What an accomplishment in such a short time!



Because they are so close, Zoe should be adopted with her brother, Ziggy.


(AG)