Oliver is a sweet and resilient boy who, despite a difficult start, is ready to shower his new family with affection. He may be a little shy when first meeting new people, but once he feels comfortable, he transforms into a loving companion who adores cuddling and enjoys sleeping in bed with his human. Oliver is meticulously housetrained and takes pride in keeping himself well-groomed, making him a tidy and considerate housemate.
As a Domestic Short Hair, Oliver embodies the adaptable and generally easygoing nature typical of his mixed breed. These cats are known for their robust health and can thrive in various home environments. Oliver has proven to be friendly with other cats, dogs, and children, indicating a versatile and tolerant temperament. His low energy level means he's more inclined towards cozy relaxation than intense play, making him a calm presence in the home.
Oliver is searching for a patient and loving home that understands he might need a little time to adjust and come out of his shell. He would thrive with a family who appreciates a gentle, affectionate feline companion and is happy to offer him a warm bed to share. His compatibility with kids and other pets makes him an excellent candidate for a multi-pet household or a family looking for a harmonious addition. Oliver is fully vaccinated, microchipped, and neutered, ready to start his new life with you.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$100.00
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