Fancy Barn Cat Seeking Fancy Barn

Everson WA

Description

Giza comes from a feral litter. She is five years old and has delightful white paws, a matching white patch on her velveteen nose and striking green eyes. She is a hunter and enjoys untethered access to the rural outdoors. The ways she spends her days are a mystery, but likely involve napping in the barn, stalking prey, and plotting yard domination. In the afternoon, her routine is to come inside for some kibbles & scratches, not on the belly though - she HATES that. She only enjoys chin scritches. On warmer days, she goes back out to do whatever serious cat business she has left. On cold or rainy days, she’s content inside curled up to the warmest lap or surface she can find. In the evening, she returns in for a serving of canned food. She will eat anything and all of it, so portion control is key to keep her slim kitten figure. On warm summer nights, she returns outdoors for whatever it is she does. In the winter, however, she enjoys sleeping next to her human. Like right on top of your legs, so she’s perfect for anyone with cold feet. Giza LOVES dogs and always cuddles w/ her dog friends. She tolerates other cats but is looking for a home with no other cats to compete with - bc honestly there’s no other competition. She is the queen and is just looking for a new throne. Giza is fixed, microchipped, and UTD on all shots. She requires monthly doses of Revolution to control fleas/round worms. Every 3-4 months she gets a dose of tape-worm meds to balance out her belly biome. This V special semi-wild cat requires a special home in a rural/farm-like setting. She wants an older person to help take her to annual vet check-ups and keep her health in check. She needs a balance of outdoors and indoors bc this cat cannot be contained not denied. The rehoming fee for this beautiful Queen of Sheba is a charitable donation to an animal shelter or wildlife rehabilitation center of your choice. The fee will be equal to one year of her care for all services rendered in the 2021/22 year. Giza will come to you with UTD vet records and a 3 month supply of Revolution. There will be an agreement that she will continue reasonable care. The quality of her life must be equal to or exceed the current situation. She is loved and I will ensure she continues to be for her next, final home. It is required that she keeps her name, Giza.