Indigo is a truly sweet and remarkably talkative girl who will melt your heart with her charming personality. She loves engaging in conversation and has even learned to 'say' 'Love you!' back, a trait her current owner finds incredibly endearing. She's a gentle soul who thrives on connection and quiet companionship, seeking a guardian who understands her subtle cues.
As an American Shorthair, Indigo embodies many of the breed's best qualities: she is adaptable and generally good-natured. She coexists peacefully with dogs and other cats, currently living harmoniously with two dogs and two cats. While she was initially good with children, past accidental incidents caused her anxiety, suggesting she would flourish in a home with older, respectful children or an adult-only household where she can feel completely secure and understood.
Indigo is looking for a quiet, loving home with an experienced cat guardian who is confident and understands feline behavior. She greatly appreciates safe outdoor enrichment, like a catio, to satisfy her curiosity. This beautiful girl deserves a calm environment where she can feel completely safe, loved, and free from tension, allowing her wonderful personality to shine.
Special Needs
Requires a calm and confident home environment due to past anxiety triggers.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$50.00
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