Meet Momma Bear, a four-and-a-half-year-old feline who offers a quiet, comforting presence, observing the world with thoughtful eyes. While she may initially be a little shy with new faces or sudden changes, once she feels secure, her affectionate nature blossoms, revealing itself through gentle head scratches and happy trots. She truly enjoys calm companionship and engaging in playful moments with a feather wand or the simple joy of a cardboard box. Momma Bear is deeply bonded with Baby Bear, a lively ten-month-old kitten, and they must be adopted together to keep their sweet family circle whole.
As an American Shorthair, Momma Bear is generally low-maintenance in terms of grooming, requiring only occasional brushing to keep her short coat healthy and minimize moderate shedding. Her energy level is moderate; she appreciates peaceful moments and gentle play, making her an ideal companion for those who enjoy a relaxed pace. Both girls are spayed, vaccinated against common feline diseases, and microchipped, ensuring they are fully prepared for their new home. They are also reliably housetrained and promise to bring immense joy and affection to a patient and understanding family.
Momma Bear and Baby Bear are looking for a calm household that can offer them predictable routines, daily interactive play sessions, and plenty of relaxed companionship. They thrive in an environment with consistent rhythms, making them ideal companions for someone seeking a settled and loving presence. Transition support, starter supplies, and consultation are available to help them settle smoothly into their new environment. Could your home be the next chapter in their heartwarming story?
Special Needs
Must be adopted with Baby Bear due to a strong bond.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$125.00
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