Princess. Wonderful Cat Seeks New Family | Oasis Animal Rescue and Education Center

UPDATE Jan 21, 2014:

Princess has been successfully re-homed by her previous owner. She found a new forever home with a family who resides in Toronto and, happily ( in her mind), is the only pet in the household.

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Princess has had an eventful six months. Discovered by a local resident wandering alone, and very pregnant, Princess was taken in by an Oasis foster mom and gave birth to her four kittens (Zoey, Milo, Ziggy and Sassy) on July 22nd, 2013.

All of her little ones found wonderful, forever homes in 2013 and now Princess is looking for her own family.

Princess’ present carer provides a first-hand account:

Princess loves to play with her “bungie” toy (as in the pictures), loves to chase a laser pointer around the house, loves to sit at the sliding glass doors & watch the squirrels & birds eat their peanut butter sandwiches, loves to curl up on the couch beside me when I watch TV, loves having her head & neck rubbed and loves to sleep at the bottom of my son’s bed. She enjoys being picked up for about 20 seconds & then wants to be put down, doesn’t really like being brushed, but she always uses her litter box. She is a great little Princess.

This friendly, affectionate little girl is two years of age and up-to-date on all of her vaccinations. She has been spoilt rotten in her present foster home and loves nothing better than cuddling up and being petted.

Princess gets along fabulously with other cats, regardless their age, and would do well in either a quiet household or a multi-generational family unit.

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