Bella
Details
Adoption cost: $90
Breed: Brown Tabby - DSH
Gender: Female
Good with cats: Yes
Good with children: Yes
Good with dogs: Unknown
Age: 10 months to a year
Notes:
Bella was rescued from a house fire, but that hasn't left any emotional or physical scars on her. She loves to bask in the warmth of my wood stove and look at the flames through the glass. She has been with me for a few months now and has finished raising her kittens in that time. Now that she is less responsible for raising them, you can see just how much of a kitten she really still is herself. She loves to run around the house chasing balls especially. Her favorite game to play with herself is to run up and down the stairs to my basement with a ball that has string around it so she can easily carry it. She carries it up the stairs and then drops it back down the stairs and chases after it again. She can do this for quite a long time. She'll play with just about anything that isn't firmly attached. Other than her kittens, she has not warmed up to any of the other cats in the house. She is currently living with four kittens (two are hers) and four adult cats. She is not mean to them, with the exception of the other female cat who she likes to swat whenever she gets the chance. She has had no experience living with dogs or children. She is very outgoing with other adults that come into her environment. She loves to be petted by everyone and seems to never get enough. She purrs almost instantly when touched. She is not a huge fan of being picked up and carried around. She will come to you and sit on your lap on the couch though at night. She does not like to be petted on her belly or on her back towards her tail. Maybe someone else would like to work on that with her, but right now that makes her go from very happy to wanting to bite you to tell you to stop. She is overall a very loving cat and would be an excellent pet in a single pet house hold or as a companion to a male cat.
Bella has been combo-tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV, received a rabies vaccination along with all other age-appropriate vaccinations and is altered.
Posted: 10/18/08
Updated: 12/20/08
Bella was rescued from a house fire, but that hasn't left any emotional or physical scars on her. She loves to bask in the warmth of my wood stove and look at the flames through the glass. She has been with me for a few months now and has finished raising her kittens in that time. Now that she is less responsible for raising them, you can see just how much of a kitten she really still is herself. She loves to run around the house chasing balls especially. Her favorite game to play with herself is to run up and down the stairs to my basement with a ball that has string around it so she can easily carry it. She carries it up the stairs and then drops it back down the stairs and chases after it again. She can do this for quite a long time. She'll play with just about anything that isn't firmly attached. Other than her kittens, she has not warmed up to any of the other cats in the house. She is currently living with four kittens (two are hers) and four adult cats. She is not mean to them, with the exception of the other female cat who she likes to swat whenever she gets the chance. She has had no experience living with dogs or children. She is very outgoing with other adults that come into her environment. She loves to be petted by everyone and seems to never get enough. She purrs almost instantly when touched. She is not a huge fan of being picked up and carried around. She will come to you and sit on your lap on the couch though at night. She does not like to be petted on her belly or on her back towards her tail. Maybe someone else would like to work on that with her, but right now that makes her go from very happy to wanting to bite you to tell you to stop. She is overall a very loving cat and would be an excellent pet in a single pet house hold or as a companion to a male cat.
Bella has been combo-tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV, received a rabies vaccination along with all other age-appropriate vaccinations and is altered.
Posted: 10/18/08
Updated: 12/20/08
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