Lint

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3 years old|Domestic Long Hair|Male|Large|Indianapolis, IN

Lint

Available

3 years old|Domestic Long Hair|Male|Large|Indianapolis, IN

About Lint

Hi... I'm Lint I know, I know-funny name, right? But don't worry, I'm the good kind of Lint... the kind you actually want sticking around I'm a total sweetheart who just wants to be close to my people. If you sit down, I'll probably find my way over. If you're having a tough day, I'll be right there to keep you company. I'm soft, gentle, and full of quiet love. I don't ask for much-just a cozy place to nap, some kind hands for pets, and someone who'll love me as much as I'll love them. I'm the kind of kitty who makes a house feel like home without even trying.

About Domestic Long Hair Cats

Domestic Long Hairs are gorgeous, fluffy cats with luxurious coats and endearing personalities. Not a specific breed, they represent the long-haired segment of mixed-heritage cats and are among the most common cats in shelters. Each one has a unique appearance and personality shaped by their diverse genetic background.

Adopting a Domestic Long Hair means welcoming a stunning, loving cat who deserves a forever home. Their flowing coats require regular brushing, but the bonding time during grooming is its own reward. These cats are as diverse in personality as they are in appearance - you're sure to find the perfect match.

Temperament

GentleAffectionateCalmVaried

Size

Medium (8-15 lbs)

Exercise

Moderate

Good With

Kids, Dogs, Cats

Lifespan

12-20 years

Health notes: Generally robust due to genetic diversity. Their long coats require regular brushing to prevent matting and hairballs. Watch for obesity and dental disease.

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Adopting in Indianapolis, IN

Indianapolis is a city with big heart when it comes to animal welfare, with dedicated shelters and rescue groups across the metro area. The affordable cost of living makes it easier to provide a great life for an adopted pet.

With expansive parks like Eagle Creek - one of the largest municipal parks in the US - and the Monon Trail, Indy offers plenty of space for outdoor adventures with your new four-legged family member.

Local Climate & Pet Care

Winter

20°F to 38°F

Dec – Feb

Indianapolis winters bring snow, ice, and cold temperatures that require warm coats for short-haired breeds. Paw wax or booties protect against salt and de-icing chemicals on sidewalks. The Monon Trail can be icy, so check conditions before heading out.

Spring

35°F to 68°F

Mar – May

Spring storms can be severe in Indiana, which sits in Tornado Alley. Have a pet safety plan ready during storm season. As weather warms, Eagle Creek Park and the Monon Trail become ideal for outdoor adventures with your pet.

Summer

65°F to 88°F

Jun – Aug

Warm, humid summers call for scheduling walks during cooler morning or evening hours. Carry water and seek shade during midday outings. Eagle Creek Park’s reservoir area offers swimming spots where dogs can cool off on hot days.