Hannah has been adopted!

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How this pet arrived: Hannah was brought in by her previous owner on May 30, 2020.

Why this pet is the one for you: Hannah is a sweet, senior gal looking for a family to cherish. She can be timid at first and may get defensive if her boundaries are pushed, during her adjustment period. Because of this, she would do best in a home without young children. She just needs someone to be patient with her, while she warms up. Once she feels comfortable she's very friendly and loves to be pet! She'll meow at you and come over for lots of affection! Hannah is used to being the one and only pet and she may prefer it that way! Although this mellow girl loves nap time and hanging out, she also enjoys playing with wand toys. She'll even get the zoomies and dart around. Hannah also is extremely food motivated and enjoys the challenge of her food puzzles too! Hannah does have a history of digestive upset and dental disease that will need to be monitored by her new family. We highly advise you follow up with your regular veterinarian shortly after adoption for further care of these issues. Your vet will likely recommend having a Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment done after adoption, which includes general anesthesia, dental x-rays, dental cleaning and any other dental treatments, which can include dental extractions. It'll be well worth it for this sweet cat's company! Make an appointment to learn more!