Taboo
Available
Taboo
AvailableTaboo is a female Domestic Short Hair with a short, black coat flecked with white hairs and striking green eyes. She is three years and four months old, spayed, house trained, and up to date on vaccinations. Taboo is currently in Fair Haven, VT. Born under the sign of Capricorn, she may show a persistent and resilient character.
About Taboo
Taboo is a black domestic shorthair who lives up to her name—unpredictable and full of surprises. Born around January 18th, 2023, she’s survived a harsh start, having been abandoned in winter and frightened by a rambunctious puppy early on. These experiences have left her wary; she’ll need time to adjust to a new environment, but given patience, she forms close, trusting bonds with her people. Taboo will lean into ear scritches and doesn’t mind short cuddles—she’ll even nuzzle and give wet kisses when comfortable. When she’s had enough, she’ll either walk away or let you know gently. Her voice is soft due to a past injury, so she won’t meow or purr the way most cats do. Taboo enjoys chasing toy mice or birds, but avoids string toys. She prefers a quiet, adults-only household and should be the only pet, though she might accept a small, extremely calm dog. Her striking black coat is scattered with white hairs and she has vivid green eyes. This young cat will reward patience with genuine affection and loyalty. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.
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Questions about Taboo
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Taboo, as a domestic short hair, usually thrives in quiet, stable indoor environments. A calm, routine household will help her build trust and feel safe.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Domestic short hairs like Taboo do well entirely indoors and do not require outdoor space, especially when they feel secure inside.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While domestic short hairs are adaptable, Taboo is best suited to a home without children due to her need for a calm, predictable setting.
