Gimme Smore
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Gimme Smore
AvailableGimme Smore is a spayed female Domestic Short Hair with a medium build and a short coat, currently living in Dallas, TX. She’s three years and seven months old, house trained, and up to date on her vaccines. Born under the sociable and balanced sign of Libra, Gimme Smore is ready to bring her easygoing nature to a lucky adopter.
About Gimme Smore
Gimme Smore is always ready for more love—and maybe a few extra treats. Born on October 15, 2022, she’s a playful spirit with a serious weakness for wet food and a knack for making her people laugh. She can be the comic relief during tunnel chases or when she’s darting after a laser pointer, but don’t be fooled by the shy act at first. Once she relaxes and gets to know you, she’ll make herself at home, whether that means curling up with her feline buddies while you’re out or getting cozy in your lap. Gimme Smore is a biscuit-maker, a talker (especially if treats are involved), and she doesn’t mind being held since it’s another excuse to be close. Social yet happy to have her quiet moments, she’s just waiting for the right person to appreciate her quirky charm and sweet nature. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!
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Questions about Gimme Smore
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Domestic Short Hair cats like Gimme Smore handle a variety of living environments well, whether it’s a cozy apartment or a house. They easily adapt to both quiet and moderately active households.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Gimme Smore’s breed does not require outdoor space and is quite content living indoors. Windows to watch the world go by or safe indoor play areas are perfect.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Domestic Short Hair cats, such as Gimme Smore, tend to do well with children when they are gently treated and given space to adjust. She would make a good choice for families.











