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Domestic Short Hair : : Female
Hi my name is Meg. I was found in a home that had way too many cats. I heard people calling it a hoarding situation. Since I was just a kitten, I got pushed out of the way by the bigger cats so am a bit of a shy girl at first. Animal control took us all to a big city shelter where it was loud and scary. Then my luck changed and I found myself at King Street Cats. I was sent to one of their foster homes with just a few other kittens. That’s where I met my best friend Amy. My foster mom was very patient with me and would let me snuggle in my bed before she came to pet me. I did like it and would purr but felt safer in my bed when she was petting me. After a week or so I realized how much I liked when she pet me and gave me attention so I started to greet her at the door! From that day forward no more hiding for me, unless the vacuum cane out! I love to play but also love to get attention from my purrson.
Amy and I really want to go to our furever home together. Do we sound like the pair for you? If so please email contact@kingstreetcats.org to make an appointment to meet us. More about Meg 2020 (must be adopted w/Amy 2020)Likes to play with toys, Playful, Timid, Affectionate Other Pictures of Meg 2020 (must be adopted w/Amy 2020) (click to see larger version):
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