Lolo
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Lolo
AvailableLolo is a one-year-old male Domestic Short Hair cat located in Bolton, CT. He has a large frame and a short coat with vibrant orange and white coloring. Lolo is house trained, neutered, and up to date on vaccinations. He enjoys human company and is looking for a loving home to help build his confidence.
About Lolo
Meet Lolo: Your New Orange Shadow Lolo is a charming 1-year-old orange and white cat looking for the forever home he deserves. He was surrendered to our care after facing bullying from other cats in his previous home. Now that he’s neutered and vaccinated, his affectionate personality shines brightly. Lolo loves being around people and thrives on attention. He enjoys being petted and will let you know if he craves more with a gentle “love nibble” when he feels attention is cut short. Lolo is good with other cats that are friendly and respectful, making him a great companion. As a young adult, he’s still learning social cues and might do best in an adult-only household or one with older children who understand cat behavior. If you want a loving companion to enrich your home, Lolo could fit perfectly into your family. He’s ready to blossom with someone who appreciates him. Cats are tested negative for FelV/FIV, are microchipped, and come with a "Go Home Goody Bag" to ensure an easy transition. Location: Bolton, CT. Adoption Fee: $250. What are you waiting for? Apply today!
Adoption Fee
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Questions about Lolo
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Lolo, being a Domestic Short Hair, usually thrives in indoor environments where he can receive attention and social interaction. He's looking for a loving home to call his own.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
As a Domestic Short Hair, Lolo doesn't require outdoor space but he enjoys watching the world through a window, enjoying the sights and sounds.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Lolo would do best in a home with older, cat-savvy children who can understand his body language and give him the space he needs when he asks for it.











