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Hello, my name is Polo and I am a beautiful long-haired black kitten with frosted/smokey hair on my stomach, back, and the back of my tail. I came into a foster home when I was barely 8 weeks old. I had five other siblings, four which were Siamese, and one long haired black cat. So, I am a Siamese mix kitten. I loved playing with my siblings, but the four Siamese were adopted, so it is just my brother, Javelin, and me. When we were a little older, we went to another foster home, but my brother and I were a little shy. Luckily our foster mom had another kitten close to our age. I really learned a lot from the other kitten and saw his interaction with our new foster mom. Now I love pets from my foster mom and will walk over to her to pet and scratch my head, which feels great so I lay down on my side for her to pet me. She reads stories to us and I like to lie not far from her at story time. I really like playing with a laser light and pole toys. I love playing with stuffed toy animals and spring toys also known as boingy boingies! My brother and I like to stand up on our back legs and look out the window together to check on the neighborhood. I’d love to be adopted with my brother and best friend, Javelin. But it would be okay if you have another social and playful kitten close to my age. I will do well with other cats, possibly cat-friendly dogs, and older children after a slow introduction. Please message the rescue if you would like to meet me.
Hello, my name is Polo and I am a beautiful long-haired black kitten with frosted/smokey hair on my stomach, back, and the back of my tail. I came into a foster home when I was barely 8 weeks old. I had five other siblings, four which were Siamese, and one long haired black cat. So, I am a Siamese mix kitten. I loved playing with my siblings, but the four Siamese were adopted, so it is just my brother, Javelin, and me. When we were a little older, we went to another foster home, but my brother and I were a little shy. Luckily our foster mom had another kitten close to our age. I really learned a lot from the other kitten and saw his interaction with our new foster mom. Now I love pets from my foster mom and will walk over to her to pet and scratch my head, which feels great so I lay down on my side for her to pet me. She reads stories to us and I like to lie not far from her at story time. I really like playing with a laser light and pole toys. I love playing with stuffed toy animals and spring toys also known as boingy boingies! My brother and I like to stand up on our back legs and look out the window together to check on the neighborhood. I’d love to be adopted with my brother and best friend, Javelin. But it would be okay if you have another social and playful kitten close to my age. I will do well with other cats, possibly cat-friendly dogs, and older children after a slow introduction. Please message the rescue if you would like to meet me.
Potential adopters are always encouraged to reach out to the rescue and do a meet and greet. Additionally, we do have cats at the Petsmart at Happy Valley Road and Lake Pleasant Parkway and the Petsmart off the Loop 303 and Waddell Road.
Potential adopters are always encouraged to reach out to the rescue and do a meet and greet. Additionally, we do have cats at the Petsmart at Happy Valley Road and Lake Pleasant Parkway and the Petsmart off the Loop 303 and Waddell Road.
More about this rescue
We are a nonprofit based in the Phoenix metro area that rescues and rehabilitates stray, feral, and abandoned animals, primarily kittens and cats. We are strong believers in TNR-Trap, Neuter, Return- for controlling feral cat colonies. We seek to educate and support the humane management of these efforts, and can provide traps and advice for those in need of help.
We are a nonprofit based in the Phoenix metro area that rescues and rehabilitates stray, feral, and abandoned animals, primarily kittens and cats. We are strong believers in TNR-Trap, Neuter, Return- for controlling feral cat colonies. We seek to educate and support the humane management of these efforts, and can provide traps and advice for those in need of help.
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