Tiger
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Tiger
AvailableTiger is a senior domestic short hair cat with a brown tabby and white coat. She’s 12 years and 9 months old and lives in Marietta, GA. Tiger is spayed and has a short coat. She is comfortable living with both cats and dogs and will do best in a calm environment. Tiger requires ongoing care for her asthma, but she has a gentle presence and would make a loving companion.
About Tiger
Tiger returned to Good Mews with her companion Midnight after their owner was unable to care for them. Midnight passed in hospice, with Tiger close by, and since then, Tiger has struggled with the loss and the noise of shelter life. She’s still finding her way, but she truly comes alive with gentle human attention. Tiger enjoys being held and has the soft habits of a lap cat—she wants someone to call her own. A mellow home with another calm, friendly cat could help Tiger adjust, but she’d likely be just as happy with a solo human willing to give her plenty of affection. Her foster home includes both a dog and a cat, and Tiger co-exists quietly with them; no best friendships yet, but she manages just fine alongside both species. There’s a gentle spirit in Tiger that’s eager for a second chance and a peaceful corner to settle in. She has asthma managed with Prednisolone Transdermal Ointment, so her new person should feel comfortable supporting her ongoing health needs. If you’re patient, caring, and want a quiet, devoted cat in your life, Tiger could be the one you’re looking for. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.
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Questions about Tiger
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Domestic short hair cats like Tiger are highly adaptable, but they do best in comfortable, safe indoor environments. A calm home suits Tiger well, especially given her senior age and gentle demeanor.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Tiger, as a domestic short hair, does not require outdoor access if given proper indoor enrichment and companionship. She thrives as an indoor cat.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Domestic short hairs are usually quite tolerant and can live with respectful children. Given Tiger’s gentle and quiet disposition, she would do best with older or calm children who understand her need for peace.
