Bonnie
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Bonnie
AvailableBonnie is a medium-sized American Shorthair with a striking black and white tuxedo pattern and a short coat. She’s around 5 years and 2 months old and is spayed, house trained, and vaccinated. Bonnie currently lives in Columbus, OH and has special medical needs (FeLV positive), but she’s gentle, loving, and hopeful for a family of her own.
About Bonnie
Bonnie is a survivor. For months, she wandered Columbus, OH, with no one to call her own—fed by kind neighbors but never invited in. All winter, she waited patiently outside at doorsteps, a familiar black and white shape hoping for a spot by someone’s fire. She kept trying to come indoors, but no one let her in. Finally, a couple noticed her, took her in, and discovered what everyone had missed: Bonnie is a sweetheart through and through. On her first day inside, she was beside herself with joy—purring, rubbing, loving the attention even more than her food. She made her new people feel special just by being near. Life threw Bonnie another curveball when her new family learned she was FeLV positive. That means she can’t live with FeLV-negative cats, but she doesn’t pose a risk to people, dogs, or other animals. Cats with FeLV may not have as many years ahead, but Bonnie still has so much affection to give. She craves a warm home where she’ll be cherished for every day she gets—whether that’s just one year or eleven. If you can open your heart to a friendly cat with a short, tuxedo coat and a deep need to belong, Bonnie’s waiting to meet you. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!
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Questions about Bonnie
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
American Shorthairs like Bonnie do well in a variety of homes, from apartments to larger family houses, as long as they have a safe indoor environment and plenty of human interaction.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Bonnie will be happy indoors, as most American Shorthairs are, and doesn’t require outdoor space. Given her FeLV status, it's safest that she stays inside.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Bonnie's American Shorthair background means she’s likely tolerant and gentle, making her a good fit for homes with children.
