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Phoebe is a beautiful dilute tortoiseshell with a gentle, quiet, and sweet personality. Initially timid, she transforms into a loving companion who enjoys gentle pets and being held, possessing an old-soul quality. She needs a calm home with older, respectful children and gentle feline friends due to limited mobility from old leg fractures. Her environment must be safe, free of jumping and difficult stairs. Phoebe offers quiet, devoted companionship to a family that provides extra care and love.
Special Needs
Limited mobility due to old, untreated leg fractures requiring a safe, modified home environment and careful handling. Jumping and stairs are difficult.
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