Mouse is a sweet little girl who came from West Virginia. She would be a great companion for another cat. Mouse likes to play and is very interested in other cats. Even though she is young, Mouse suffered from severe gingivitis. Multiple courses of antibiotics did not resolve the problem. Her gums were actually reacting to her teeth so the vet recommended that all her teeth be extracted. Immediately after the procedure she was a different cat. Mouse must have been in pain because as soon as her teeth were removed, she was happier and more playful. Now she eats only wet food but is a healthy eater and very good with the litterbox. She interacts with the other cats in her foster home and would love to have a kitty friend in her new home. With proper introduction she may also be a good companion to a cat-friendly dog. Mouse is spayed, tested negative for feline leukemia and FIV, is micro chipped, and current on vaccines.