Mixed
Pepe is a friendly and talkative cat who is looking for a loving home where he can thrive. He has a sweet disposition and enjoys interacting with people, often expressing himself with charming meows. Pepe was unfortunately abandoned and arrived at the shelter with flea bites, but he has since received treatment, and his wounds are healing beautifully. He is ready to put his past behind him and embrace a future filled with comfort and affection.
As a Domestic Long Hair, Pepe possesses the beautiful flowing coat characteristic of his type, which will benefit from regular brushing to keep it free from mats and looking its best. He is a mixed breed, which often means a resilient nature and a well-rounded personality. While his energy level is moderate, he enjoys playtime and companionship. He is a wonderful companion who will bring warmth and joy to any home.
Pepe is part of a bonded pair with his sister, Dusty, and they must be adopted together. They offer double the love and companionship, making them ideal for a home that appreciates the special bond between siblings. A family willing to provide a calm and stable environment, along with consistent grooming for his lovely long fur, would be the perfect match for Pepe and Dusty. Come meet this delightful duo and see if they're the right fit for your family!
Special Needs
Must be adopted with his sister, Dusty, as they are a bonded pair.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
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