Addy
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Addy
AvailableAddy is a female baby cat with a medium frame and a beautiful white coat. She is spayed and currently in Garland, TX, waiting for a loving home. Addy is microchipped, and while she may have special needs due to likely being deaf, her playful personality and affectionate nature make her a wonderful companion.
About Addy
Addy is a stunning white Domestic Short Hair with expressive blue eyes and a vibrant personality. She's outgoing and curious, always ready to explore or play. This little snowball was rescued along with her siblings from a rough outdoor life in Dallas. Addy and her three siblings — Alexis, Annabelle, and Cadence — are full of energy and affection. They love racing around, playing with toys, and climbing anything they can find. These kittens are very food motivated, making it easy to bond and teach them. Since Addy is one of the blue-eyed kittens, she may be deaf, like many cats with this trait. Despite this, she can thrive indoors and connect beautifully through visual cues and gestures. Addy is very social with her siblings and would benefit from being adopted with a companion or into a home with another friendly cat. They haven’t been exposed to children or dogs yet. If you’re looking for a playful, loving companion with a rich story to share, Addy is ready to bring joy, laughter, and endless entertainment into your life. Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Addy
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Domestic Short Hair cats like Addy generally thrive in indoor environments where they are safe and can interact with their families.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Cats like Addy don’t need outdoor space if they are kept indoors, as they can be very happy and entertained in a secure home.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Addy has not yet been exposed to children, so it's uncertain how she would react. Supervision and a gradual introduction are always recommended.
