JAVA - Tiger and Tabby Cat for Adoption in Troutman, North Carolina
JAVA
Tiger, Tabby
🇺🇸
Troutman, North Carolina
July 24th
female, medium, baby
DESCRIPTION
JAVA is one of three beautiful kittens born to a homeless cat after she had been rescued. Java is an unusually striped kitten with gorgeous green eyes and a very pretty striped tail. The mother cat was found in a building complex where many of the tenants had gotten to know her and came to care for her. She was fed and handled every day. After a short while it was noticed that she had become pregnant. At that point in time, one of the residents found our small rescue. Mother cat was taken in, cared for, and gave birth to three beautiful kittens, one of which is Java. They are now old enough that they do not need their mother and are up for adoption. Java has been to the vet and is a very healthy young kitten. She has tested negative for HIV/Leuk. and received her first vaccines. Java is an extremely friendly and playful kitten and ready for a real home. There is a dog on the premises, and she has shown no fear or aggression. If you are interested in adopting Java or have any questions, please do not hesitate to email citizens4animals@yahoo.com for an application for adoption. Thank you for your interest in a truly rescued pet.
ABOUT: TABBY CAT BREED
The tabby cat, known for its distinctive coat pattern featuring swirls, stripes, or spots, is a beloved and versatile breed found in various colors and patterns. Tabby cats are not a specific breed but rather a coat pattern seen in domestic cats of different breeds. They are known for their friendly and sociable nature, making them popular as family pets. Tabby cats are cherished for their playful and affectionate personalities, making them wonderful companions for households of all kinds.
Tigers are majestic wild cats known for their distinct orange fur with black stripes, powerful build, and stealthy hunting abilities. As the largest of all cat species, tigers are solitary animals that primarily inhabit forests and grasslands in Asia. They are apex predators, preying on a variety of animals with their sharp claws and teeth. Sadly, many tiger subspecies are endangered due to habitat loss and poaching, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts to protect these magnificent creatures.