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Snowshoe / Siamese / Mixed : : Female (spayed) : : Adult : : Medium

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Please Note: This animal is listed as a courtesy to another organization. Please be sure to contact the foster/caretaker for more information about her.

About Kitkat
Status: Adopted! Adoption Fee: None. Courtesy Listing Species: Cat Rescue ID: 14-0027 General Color: Brown Color: Has darker and lighter brown areas with white Current Age: 13 Years 5 Months (best estimate)	Housetrained: Yes

The basic is that Kitkat needs a new home.

Kitkat is currently located in Spring, near Cypresswood and Treashwig. If you are interested in giving Kitkat a new home, please let us know. I'm not going to put the owner's name on here, becau se, granted, some of us are rather passionate about our animals and wouldn't give them up even if a spouse thought they were going to make us give them up. (My husband knows better than that!)

Kitkat, a 3 year old looks like a Siamese-Showshoe mix. Part siamese, means yes, she meows sometimes. If you are nocturnal, all the better, since she can be a night owl when it comes to chatting.

Kitkat is looking for a new home because family moved into a new home, but she doesn't get along with her "dad". He's talking about taking her to Animal Control. Apparently "mom" hasn't been able to convince "dad" to let Kitkat move to the new home with them.

She is fixed, needs vaccinations updated, doesn't have any litterbox issues, although she may want to discuss that with you also while you're scooping the litterbox. Especially if she thinks you haven't changed it recently enough!

Kitkat likes to look out the window. You can set her up with a perch by the window with a blanket, and she's a happy kitty. Speaking of blankets, don't be surprised if she turns up in your linen closet.

She is used to being around dogs, having lived with both an American Bull Dog and a "wiener" dog. She is good with kids, at least until the point she's decided she has had enough, then it's off to find a quiet spot.