Princess
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Princess
AvailablePrincess is a medium-sized, gray and white senior cat currently living in Williamsburg, IA. She is spayed and house trained. Princess is friendly with other cats and dogs, and she manages several medical conditions including being FIV positive, diabetic, and declawed. She needs daily medical care to manage her diabetes, making her a good fit for someone prepared for a bit of extra commitment.
About Princess
Princess is a gentle, affectionate senior cat who loves to stay close to her favorite person. She is happiest lounging on the couch or curling up for extended naps. While mellow, Princess craves human company and offers constant companionship. Her medical background is notable—she’s declawed, FIV positive, and diabetic. She needs insulin twice each day, and her blood sugar is monitored with a continuous device that she sometimes tries to wriggle off (she wears infant t-shirts to help keep it in place). Princess manages her diabetes with consistent meals of Friskies pate wet food given with her insulin. She’s learned to live alongside another diabetic cat and is comfortable with calm dogs. Her ongoing care comes to about $225 a month, which includes her essentials like glucose monitors, insulin, food, and litter. If you’re looking for a loyal nap partner and are ready to support a loving cat’s special needs, Princess could be the one for you. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!
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Questions about Princess
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Princess, as a domestic short hair/tabby, adapts well to quiet indoor homes. She prefers a calm environment where she can relax, especially as a senior cat.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Princess does not require outdoor space. Domestic short hair cats like her thrive indoors, and her medical needs make an indoor-only lifestyle safest.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Princess is gentle and social, but due to her declawed status and special medical needs, she’d do best in a home with adults or older children who understand her requirements.
