Shiloh is an oh-so-sweet and affectionate boy, ready to fill your lap with love and purrs. Found abandoned with his sister Sugar, he quickly adjusted to his foster home, proving to be exceedingly calm, gentle, and well-behaved. He loves to be close, often 'helping' his foster mom during work calls by keeping her lap warm, and playing quietly when she's busy. Shiloh's loving nature makes him a delightful companion.
As a Domestic Short Hair, Shiloh embodies the wonderful adaptability and generally good temperament often found in mixed-breed cats. He is described as being good with dogs, other cats, and would thrive in a home with older children. Shiloh is extremely bonded with his sister, Sugar, and they must be adopted together to ensure their continued happiness and comfort.
Shiloh and Sugar would flourish in a quiet home environment, perfectly suited for a work-at-home lifestyle where they can continue their 'helping' duties. Their gentle presence and affectionate purrs will bring immense joy and a sense of calm to their forever family. If you're looking for a loving, bonded pair to complete your home, Shiloh and Sugar are waiting for you.
Special Needs
No
Vaccinations
Good With
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