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Sweet Pea

Siamese (short coat) · Adult · Female · Medium · Oak Ridge, TN

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Notes from Shelter Animals Rescue Group

Hi, my name is Sweet Pea. I’m a 5-year-old seal-point Siamese who had a pretty rough life so far. My mom died and my dad didn’t want me any more. He put me outside and I was living under the porch where I got into a tussle with something. I’m not sure what, but it bit me on the shoulder and it really hurt. It got infected, which hurt even more. At least my dad took me to the vet, but he left me there. I think that was for the best because the vet’s office was so nice. Everyone there petted me and loved on me and called SARG to rescue me! Now I’m in foster care looking for my forever home. Things you should know about me: I love making biscuits, rubbing up against my person, and I’m quick to purr. But I’m a little shy with new people. I spend my days watching YouTube for cats! And my nights sleeping under the covers with my foster mom! It keeps me warm and makes me feel safe. But I do like to chase a string toy now and again, and I’ll do just about anything for a treat! My fur is super soft and the patches the doctor had to shave off to make me better are growing in nicely. I’m a little nervous with sudden movements and loud noises, so I would probably do best in a home without children or dogs. If you think you’re the right fit, fill out an application. I’d love to meet you. Adoption information at https://shelteranimalsrescue.org/adopt

About Sweet Pea

Gets along with

Kids
No
Dogs
No
Cats
Yes

Home and care

House-trained
Yes
Coat
Short

Health

Vaccinations current
Yes
Special needs
No

As listed by Shelter Animals Rescue Group. Please confirm anything important with them before you adopt.

What happens next

  1. Contact Shelter Animals Rescue Group using the button. AdoptNearby does not take applications.
  2. They will send you their application or ask a few questions about your home.
  3. Most organizations arrange a meet, sometimes a home visit, then a small adoption fee that usually covers spay or neuter and vaccines. That fee is paid to Shelter Animals Rescue Group, never to AdoptNearby.
  4. Read the cats care guide so you arrive prepared.
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