Snowshoe Cats Available for Adoption

SPECIAL ADOPTER NEEDED!

Meet young Z Cavaricci. Is he next-level sweet? Yes! Can you pretend he is a doll? Yes! Does he looooovvvvvveeeeeee people, cuddles, belly rubs, and other cats? Yes!

Z. Cavaricci came to FCACC when he was just a day old with his momma and four littermates. They have all since been adopted, but our little guy ran into kidney issues right as he was ready to be adopted. He has mostly recovered, but will need a special adopter open to spending and monitoring a little more than typical. He has a nephrologist (kidney doctor, who knew!) in Bannockburn who he’ll need to see twice a year for a check-up. There is a chance he will grow out of this, or he could have issues for life. That is unknown, but his foster mom can fill you in on it all, and can help with guidance throughout his life, as well.

What will you get in return? The sweetest little guy. He purrs at the vet. He purrs through shots. When he was a month or two old, he was more concerned with cuddles than food, pausing for some lap time with his foster mom before dinner time with his family. You can hold him, hug him, squeeze him like a teddy bear. He is complete kitten trouble, as expected! He loves racing around the house, chasing and wrestling with his feline friends, and chatting up a storm when he is ready for food or attention.

Could you be the special family for Z Cavaricci? We would love to chat!

The Snowshoe cat, known for its striking appearance, is a medium sized breed with distinct markings and captivating blue eyes. Bred from Siamese and American Shorthair cats, Snowshoes have a unique coat pattern of dark points on a light background. These sociable and affectionate cats are known for their playful nature and strong bond with their human companions. With their striking looks and friendly personalities, Snowshoes make wonderful pets for those seeking an engaging feline companion.

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