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Mixed
Glo Worm is a playful kitty who loves to solicit attention from his human companions. He enjoys interactive play and can be quite affectionate, but he also has a sensitive side. He can sometimes get a bit overstimulated, leading to playful nips, so he thrives in a home where his signals are understood and respected, and handling is gentle and careful.
As a Domestic Short Hair mix, Glo Worm is likely to be an adaptable and generally low-maintenance companion, though his specific needs lean towards a calm environment. He requires consistent monthly topical flea treatment to manage a flea allergy that previously caused hair loss, which is now growing back beautifully. Keeping him indoors is essential for his health and well-being. He would do best in an adult-only, cat-savvy household that can provide the understanding and patience he needs.
The ideal home for Glo Worm is one without children, where adults are experienced with feline behavior and can provide a serene, predictable environment. He is not yet housetrained, so his new family will need to be committed to helping him learn good litter box habits. With a loving and understanding family, Glo Worm will blossom into a wonderful and cherished member of the household.
Special Needs
Requires monthly topical flea treatment for a flea allergy and needs to be kept indoors only.
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