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Dahlia

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3-7 years|Snowshoe, Siamese|Female|Large|Bow, WA
🤗 Affectionate🎾 Playful😌 Calm🐾 Friendly💪 Independent

Dahlia is a large, four-year-old female snowshoe Siamese cat with a short coat. She is house trained, altered, and up to date on vaccinations. Currently residing in Bow, WA, she is known for her affectionate nature and quirky personality. Although she does not get along with other cats, Dahlia is ready to find a loving home where she can continue her journey to better health.

About Dahlia

Dahlia is a four-year-old female snowshoe Siamese looking for a friend to share her home as she embarks on a weight loss journey. Previously weighing 17 pounds, Dahlia now proudly weighs 14 pounds thanks to a special diet, which will accompany her to her new home. She has developed grooming skills and no longer has mats on her back, but she needs a little extra space and someone to play with to help her reach her ideal weight of 11 pounds. While she’s friendly and affectionate, Dahlia prefers a solo environment and does not get along with other cats. This dignified lady is excited to meet her new family and share her unique personality—no other cats, please! Your new best friend awaits. Ready to meet Dahlia?

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Rescues & Shelters

Location Address: Bow, WA 98232 Get directions

Questions about Dahlia

  • What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?

    Dahlia, as a snowshoe Siamese, typically does well in a quiet environment where she can have space to play and exercise.

  • How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?

    Snowshoe Siamese like Dahlia are indoor cats and usually don't need outdoor space; they thrive in a home setting with ample room to explore.

  • Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?

    Dahlia may do well with older children who can understand her need for space and help her stay active.