Peso
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Peso
AvailablePeso is a 2-year, 3-month-old neutered male with a short, brown and tabby coat and a small frame. This cat has always been house trained and comes fully vaccinated. Peso currently waits for a home in Millerton, PA.
About Peso
Peso is a striking young cat who landed with the rescue as a kitten after being abandoned in a hoarding situation back in April 2024. Left without much human contact during his formative months, heās grown into a semi-feral adult and remains on the skittish side. Peso stands out with a face marked by unusual patterns and a coat that calls to mind a wild rabbit or maybe even an Abyssinian. Heās motivated by food, is completely reliable with the litter box, and gravitates toward fellow felines. Peso absolutely needs to join a home that already has another cat or kitten. Ideally, heād be adopted with a cat he already knows, but heāll settle in as long as thereās another friendly feline. Heās met large, cat-savvy dogs in careāwhile initially frightened, he could adapt to a calm, gentle dog over time. Peso is not a fit for homes with young kids. The right adopter for him is experienced, steady, and as committed to his long-term care as Peso deserves, no matter how outgoing or reserved he remains. Neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, flea treated, FIV/FeLV/HW negative, and microchippedāheās medically set for adoption. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.
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Questions about Peso
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Peso, a domestic short hair/Abyssinian mix, does best in a calm indoor environment. A stable home with steady routines allows him to feel more secure.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Peso is an indoor cat by nature and should be kept inside, both for his safety and to help him adjust. He relies on indoor enrichment and safe indoor spaces.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Peso is not well-suited to homes with young children due to his semi-feral background and fearfulness. Heād do best in an adult-only or teen household.
