Moonbeam
Available
Moonbeam
AvailableMoonbeam is a small, altered male cat with medium-length fur, known for his beautiful Tabby (Orange / Red) coloring. He is fully vaccinated, house trained, and ready for a loving home in West Mifflin, PA. This baby cat is looking for a warm-hearted companion to help him embrace his playful side.
About Moonbeam
Moonbeam is a captivating little character who’s mastered the art of mystery. With his incredibly soft fur and stunning Tabby (Orange / Red) coloring, he’s a true showstopper. His tail, which resembles a blend of peaches and cream, adds to his charm. At first, Moonbeam may seem aloof, but there's a trick to winning him over: pick him up! Once in your arms, he transforms into a cuddly companion, soaking in all the affection. He thrives on snuggles and attention, revealing a sweet side that’s just waiting to be discovered. He has a special fondness for toys with bells, a detail that keeps his playful spirit alive. Right now, Moonbeam is ready for adoption and would love a chance to shine in a forever home, though he also cherishes his brother, Sunkist. If you’re looking for a gentle, snuggly friend who just needs a little nudge to come out of his shell, Moonbeam might be the one for you! Give him a chance to show you his true self. What are you waiting for? Apply today!
Adoption Fee
$150Payment after application.
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Questions about Moonbeam
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Moonbeam, being a Domestic Medium Hair, adapts well to a variety of living environments, including apartments and homes with some outdoor access.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
While Moonbeam enjoys some outdoor time, he is also quite content indoors. A safe space where he can explore or lounge will suffice.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Moonbeam, with his playful and affectionate nature, is likely to do well in homes with children who can respect his initial aloofness.











