Arsinoe *Courtesy Post* Domestic Short Hair Kenosha, WI

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Arsinoe (Ar-sin-o-?), She is around 2 years old this past summer. I found her hiding under my car in my driveway as a kitten in October 2017. She is spayed and microchipped. She is so sweet, the second she is picked up, she starts to purr. But she is very independent and considers herself the Queen around the house (thus her name, an Egyptian Queen). However, there are no kerfluffles or fights with the other 2 females. She is very laid back. I have dogs and they are "hers." She likes to sleep on my bed snuggled up to them. She is shy with strangers, but if talked to without attempting to rush her, she comes around. She observes from a distance, like most cats. Treats help with that. Friskies Party Mix. She hasn't been around children much, but when the neighbor kids come over, she finds a "safe" spot and watches. Her favorite spots to be scratched are her cheeks. She doesn't like the "butt scratch" like most cats. She is an indoor/outdoor kitty, but my yard is fenced, and even though she goes through the slats, she hangs out around the house with the other kitties and will come in when called. She splits her time in and out through the pet door. I think she will be fine to be adopted without the other 2 (Pickles and Ruthie, also posted), but preferably to a home with dogs, or another kitty.

They all eat Friskies canned 2x a day, and have dry for free feeding, which is the Blain's Farm & Fleet store brand, the Gourmet and Seafood Medley mixed together. They get Friskies Party Mix, and boiled chicken, for treats.

They are indoor/outdoor kitties. My yard is fenced, and even though they can go through the slats, they hang out around the immediate house area, play, lay in the bushes or on the grass with each other and will come in when called. They split their time in and out through the pet door.