Fig

Available

3-7 years|Domestic Short Hair, Domestic Short Hair|Female|Medium|Washington, DC

An adult medium-sized female Domestic Short Hair cat named Fig for adoption in Washington, DC

Fig

Available

3-7 years|Domestic Short Hair, Domestic Short Hair|Female|Medium|Washington, DC

About Fig

*Meow* You can meet me at 71 Oglethorpe St NW 12pm-7pm daily. Fig is a beautiful tabby queen — truly stunning and at that purrfect age. She still has a touch of silly kitten energy, but she’s also ready for sweet sunbeams, cozy cat naps, and all the comforts of a loving home. At almost 13 pounds, there’s plenty to adore about this lovely girl. Fig is a delightful feline who just wants a safe, happy place to call her own. Can you give Fig the loving home she’s been waiting for? Meet and adopt this wonderful kitty today.

About Domestic Short Hair Cats

Domestic Short Hairs are the most common cats found in shelters and are not a specific breed but rather a wonderfully diverse mix of feline genetics. Each one is unique, with their own blend of colors, patterns, and temperaments. They're adaptable, low-maintenance, and full of character.

Adopting a Domestic Short Hair means giving a home to a cat who truly needs one. These cats are the backbone of shelter populations and make endlessly rewarding companions. Their easy-care short coats and adaptable natures make them ideal for first-time and experienced cat owners alike.

Temperament

AdaptableFriendlyIndependentVaried

Size

Medium (8-12 lbs)

Exercise

Moderate

Good With

Kids, Dogs, Cats

Lifespan

12-20 years

Health notes: Generally healthy due to genetic diversity. Regular vet visits, dental care, and maintaining a healthy weight are the main health priorities.

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Adopting in Washington, DC

Washington, DC is a city that cares deeply about animal welfare, with excellent shelters and rescue organizations serving the nation's capital. The city's walkable neighborhoods and abundant green spaces make pet ownership a joy.

From the National Mall to Rock Creek Park's 1,700+ acres of trails, DC offers incredible settings for life with an adopted pet. Join the capital's compassionate community and give a shelter animal a loving home.

Local Climate & Pet Care

Winter

28°F to 45°F

Dec – Feb

DC winters bring cold temperatures with occasional snowstorms that can shut down the city. Protect your pet’s paws from road salt on treated sidewalks. Rock Creek Park offers sheltered trails that stay navigable even in snowy conditions.

Spring

40°F to 70°F

Mar – May

Cherry blossom season in late March and April is beautiful for walks, but the Mall and Tidal Basin area get very crowded. Stick to quieter trails in Rock Creek Park or along the C&O Canal with your pet. Warming temperatures make this an increasingly pleasant season for outdoor activities.

Summer

68°F to 90°F

Jun – Aug

Hot, humid summers with heat indexes exceeding 100°F demand shade and hydration on every outing. Seek shaded trails along Rock Creek Park and carry water for your pet. Plan walks for early morning or evening to avoid the worst of the heat.

Fall

45°F to 72°F

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