MANGO WorkingCat
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MANGO WorkingCat
AvailableMango is a large, male adult cat. He has a breathtaking orange tabby coat with a short length, and he is litter box trained. This handsome guy is neutered and has received all necessary vaccinations. Located in Beaverton, OR, Mango is ready for a new employment opportunity as a working cat.
About MANGO WorkingCat
Meet Mango, an extraordinary working cat looking for his next adventure. At 18 months old and 15 pounds of solid muscle, he is thriving and ready to embrace life outside again. While he doesn’t seek human companionship beyond feeding time, he has proven to be a remarkable ratter and mouser, having ignored chickens in his previous home with other species. Mango enjoys his independence, often keeping to himself, and he would be perfectly suited to a working environment like a barn or shop. Mango resides in Beaverton, OR, and his stunning dark burnt orange tabby coat catches the eye, complementing his mesmerizing multi-colored eyes. He thrives best in a calm atmosphere, ideally away from too much feline activity. A special project or working cat home would be perfect for him, allowing him to tap into his natural instincts as a hunter. With a low adoption fee and a litter box trained designation, Mango is ready for a new chapter: rodent hunting extraordinaire awaits! Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and let’s get started.
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Questions about MANGO WorkingCat
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Mango the Domestic Short Hair/Tabby is best suited for a working environment, such as a barn or a shop, where he can engage his hunting instincts.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Mango typically needs a good amount of outdoor space to roam and hunt. A secure area where he can safely pursue rodents would be ideal for him.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Mango is not typically suitable for homes with children as he prefers minimal human interaction and is not social, other than during feeding time.
