Anyone want a Boodle-y cat?
Our vet is currently hosting a cat looking for adoption, which they got from a recently deceased client. (No family was able to take the cat).
She's a six year old spayed female who seems to be very friendly (I've only met her once). She's a Van pattern cat like Boodle, only instead of grey tabby and orange tabby spots, she's got black and orange tabby spots and an orange tabby "saddle".
She's very well socialized to people, and though she hadn't previously been exposed to other cats she seems to be getting along very well with Tang, which bodes well for integrating into cat having households.
Oh, and her name is Sophie.
Since Boodle is often threatened with being secreted away and taken home by our dear friends, I thought perhaps the opportunity to have a Boodle-y cat of your very own might be attractive. :-)
She's a six year old spayed female who seems to be very friendly (I've only met her once). She's a Van pattern cat like Boodle, only instead of grey tabby and orange tabby spots, she's got black and orange tabby spots and an orange tabby "saddle".
She's very well socialized to people, and though she hadn't previously been exposed to other cats she seems to be getting along very well with Tang, which bodes well for integrating into cat having households.
Oh, and her name is Sophie.
Since Boodle is often threatened with being secreted away and taken home by our dear friends, I thought perhaps the opportunity to have a Boodle-y cat of your very own might be attractive. :-)