Mira
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Mira
AvailableMira is a young female Domestic Long Hair cat, about 1 year and 6 months old. She is large and has a striking tabby and calico coat that will shine even brighter as it regrows. Mira is house trained and spayed. She is up-to-date on vaccinations. Located in Lemoyne, PA, she is ready to find her forever home.
About Mira
Mira, a lovely long-haired tabico, was found on a porch in Lebanon with her five newborn kittens. After caring for them, she weaned them in July and is now ready for a fresh start. Her recent spa day gave her a sleek haircut, and as her beautiful coat grows back, she'll regain her stunning appearance. She’s estimated to be between one and two years old. Currently living in a foster home in Palmyra, Mira gets along well with the other kitties but is quite scared of the two dogs in her foster home. While she has an observant personality, once she feels safe, she’ll nuzzle up to you affectionately. Though not suited for homes with young children or dogs, older kids and other cats are fine companions for her. Mira is house trained and has adjusted comfortably to indoor life after being an outdoor cat for some time. Her adoption donation is $175, which includes vaccinations, deworming, flea treatment, testing, microchipping, and spaying. If you’re interested in giving Mira a loving home, please reach out to Pam at Loving Care Cat Rescue for further details. Start your journey together with Mira today!
Adoption Fee
$175Payment after application.
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Questions about Mira
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
The Domestic Long Hair, like Mira, typically thrives in a calm home environment. Given her shy nature, a quieter setting without aggressive dogs or small children might be best.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Mira does well as an indoor cat and does not require outdoor space. She has acclimated comfortably to indoor life.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Mira may not be the best fit for homes with small children, as she tends to be scared of loud noises and quick movements.
