Meet Whiskey!

Pet Name

Whiskey

Gender

Female

Animal Type

Cat

Where did you get this pet?

Adopted her when she was a kitten

I have owned this pet for

Its whole life

Breed

Domestic Longhair

Age

5 Years

Spayed or Neutered

Yes

Current on Rabies

Yes

Current on Distemper

Yes

Cats: Declawed?

Has All Claws

I have lived with children:

Yes

I have lived successfully with kids aged:

6-8 years old, 9-12 years old, 13-15 years old, 16-17 years old

Do you think your pet would be happy in a home with children?

Yes

If yes, what ages of children would your pet be most comfortable with?

6-8 years old

I am good with dogs

No

I am good with cats

Don’t Know

Things pet likes:

Treats and toys

Things pet doesn’t like:

Uncomfortable around babies and toddlers. Does not like car rides.

Please describe how your pet reacts around strangers

She is very friendly and affectionate with strangers! She typically warms up to new people right away and is not shy about approaching them for attention. She loves being loved on and will happily seek out affection from anyone willing to give it to her. Once she gets attention, she becomes your little shadow and wants to be by your side. She is very social with people and absolutely loves human companionship

Positive qualities pet has:

She is incredibly sweet, affectionate, loving, and social. She absolutely loves attention and human companionship.

Reason for rehoming pet

She has become increasingly uncomfortable around our young children

Kind of home pet needs

She needs a quiet, loving home where she can be the only pet, and preferably no babies or toddlers..She would do best with someone who can give her plenty of attention, affection, and patience while she adjusts to a new environment.

For more information, please contact:

Alexia

920-539-1626

alexiamsden@gmail.com

Fond du Lac, WI

 


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