TiggerNEUTERED MALE
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TiggerNEUTERED MALE
AvailableTigger is a male Domestic Short Hair from Franklin, TN. He is an adult cat with a medium build, sporting an orange coat and a short length. Tigger is house trained and neutered. Currently, he has not received vaccinations, but he is affectionate and friendly, making him a wonderful companion.
About TiggerNEUTERED MALE
Tigger is looking for a new home after his owner passed away, leaving him and several other adult cats in need of loving families. This sweet male Domestic Short Hair has a captivating personality. Having lived harmoniously with small dogs and other cats, he’s adaptable and friendly across the board. While Tigger hasn’t been around children, his curious nature suggests he could fit in well with them. At around 5 years old, Tigger is a healthy adult cat with a wonderfully affectionate disposition. He has a short coat and is litter trained, making him a delightful indoor companion. His family is prioritizing finding good homes for these cats, and Tigger definitely deserves a chance to thrive in a loving environment. If you're looking to welcome a charming addition to your life, consider Tigger. What are you waiting for? Apply today!
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Questions about TiggerNEUTERED MALE
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Tigger, like most Domestic Short Hair cats, thrives in a home where he can safely explore and feel secure. He enjoys a calm setting with opportunities for play and affection.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Domestic Short Hair cats, including Tigger, generally don’t need extensive outdoor space. An indoor environment that provides stimulation and companionship is ideal.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Tigger has not specifically lived with children, but his friendly and curious nature suggests he would likely adapt well to a home with kids.











