Bat
Siamese | Cloverdale, CA
YoungFemaleBrown (Mostly)
About
Coat Length
ShortVaccination
CurrentHouse Trained
YesDeclawed
YesGood in Home With
CatsChildren
Meet Bat
Meet Bat! Bat came to us off the euthanasia list, due to having a upper respiratory. She has since turned into a healthy little butter ball. She is an independent little thing that loves to run around and play, she is very food motivated as well. We believe she has some vision impairment due to the past infection, but she does not let that stop her in the slightest! Reach out to meet this cutie today!
Adoption Process
adoption application
verified information
return the animal to Whiskers, Tails and Ferals if no longer able to keep
$95.00 adoption donation/fee
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