Sativa
Tabby / Calico / Mixed (short coat) · Baby (5 months 6 days) · Female · Willis, TX
Notes from Third Coast Pets Alive
Super unique coloring, gorgeous green eyes, this happy spunky girl is just a joy.
Her mom, a super sweet orange tabby, randomly showed up, heavily pregnant, in someone's yard on a country road back in April (we assumed someone dumped her ). Thankfully, momma had been eating well. One bath and two days later, she went into labor!
Sativa was born 3rd of 4 kittens, around 1am on April 21st, and she was by far the smallest. She has grown into such a sweet, affectionate cat - loves head rubs and has fallen asleep repeatedly on her foster mom's chest (watching her grow up from birth has been so cool )
She has been raised with many other kittens, and is regularly socializing with adult cats. may be shy at first but will warm up quickly. She's been raised with many other kittens, and is regularly socializing with adult cats. Recently we've started bringing our nice old-man pug into her room to help her get used to dogs. Overall she's just a wonderful cat
Medical Note: She was diagnosed with a mild heart murmur at the low-cost spay neuter clinic, therefore we are waiting for our regular veterinarian to reassess and spay her. However, when it comes to mild murmurs in young cats, "they are often Physiologic (innocent) murmurs. These are often seen in healthy young cats, especially during excitement or stress. These are usually benign and may change in intensity with the cat's activity level." - https://vetmedguide.com
Super unique coloring, gorgeous green eyes, this happy spunky girl is just a joy.
Her mom, a super sweet orange tabby, randomly showed up, heavily pregnant, in someone's yard on a country road back in April (we assumed someone dumped her ). Thankfully, momma had been eating well. One bath and two days later, she went into labor!
Sativa was born 3rd of 4 kittens, around 1am on April 21st, and she was by far the smallest. She has grown into such a sweet, affectionate cat - loves head rubs and has fallen asleep repeatedly on her foster mom's chest (watching her grow up from birth has been so cool )
She has been raised with many other kittens, and is regularly socializing with adult cats. may be shy at first but will warm up quickly. She's been raised with many other kittens, and is regularly socializing with adult cats. Recently we've started bringing our nice old-man pug into her room to help her get used to dogs. Overall she's just a wonderful cat
Medical Note: She was diagnosed with a mild heart murmur at the low-cost spay neuter clinic, therefore we are waiting for our regular veterinarian to reassess and spay her. However, when it comes to mild murmurs in young cats, "they are often Physiologic (innocent) murmurs. These are often seen in healthy young cats, especially during excitement or stress. These are usually benign and may change in intensity with the cat's activity level." - https://vetmedguide.com
About Sativa
Home and care
- House-trained
- Yes
- Indoor or outdoor
- Indoor Only
- Coat
- Short
Health
- Special needs
- No
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