Meet Coral, a truly precious and gentle soul whose quiet demeanor is as captivating as her unique appearance. This sweetheart boasts a smooth, polished coat and extraordinary eyes, one sky blue and the other meadow green, a condition known as heterochromia! She is a shy girl who blossoms with trust, enjoying quiet affection and gentle play. Coral loves to thoughtfully observe her surroundings and is happiest basking in the glow of a calm environment.
As a mixed breed cat, Coral embodies the charm of a domestic feline with a sweet disposition. She thrives in the company of other cats and has a special bond with her brother, Colby, whose bolder personality complements her shyer nature. Coral has tested positive for FIV, which means she'll need a home that understands how to manage this condition, typically by being an indoor-only cat or living with other FIV+ cats. She is housetrained and good with dogs, as long as they are not overly busy or boisterous.
Coral is searching for a tranquil home where she can truly shine. She needs an environment without young children or high-energy dogs, allowing her to feel safe and secure. A quiet household where she can receive gentle attention and perhaps even a calm feline companion would be her dream. If you're looking for a darling doll to grace your cozy corner of the world, Coral might just be the purrfect addition.
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Coral has tested positive for FIV and requires a quiet home with no young children.
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