Tippie is a truly special young lady with a heart full of love and a gentle spirit. This stunning petite cat boasts soft white fur accented by beautiful buff tabby markings and captivating deep golden eyes. Despite a challenging past, Tippie is an affectionate soul who adores attention from her caretakers, happily seeking out love and rewarding you with sweet head butts and quiet companionship. Her friendly personality makes her a wonderful addition to a home that appreciates a calm and loving presence.
As a Domestic Shorthair, Tippie is known for her adaptable and generally easy-going nature. She is likely to be a low-maintenance companion, requiring minimal grooming to keep her short coat pristine and shedding at a moderate level. Her energy level is moderate, suggesting she enjoys playtime but is equally content to relax by your side. She is good with other cats and children, making her an excellent choice for a family looking to expand their furry family.
Tippie is seeking a safe, loving home where she can be cherished and enjoy the comfort she so deserves. She has shown incredible resilience, overcoming a foot injury that required a toe removal, and is now ready to thrive in a permanent home. If you're looking for a sweet, trusting, and affectionate feline companion who will bring warmth and joy into your life, Tippie could be the perfect match for you.
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Had one toe removed due to a foot injury, but is fully recovered and resilient.
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