Three year old Oreo is looking for a forever family! Do you have room in your home and heart to welcome this wonderful, flirtatious tuxedo into your world?
Let us tell you a little more about how we met this this young lass: Oreo became a member of the Furry Friends Family after being rescued from a very hectic situation. She was one of many unfixed male and female cats living together under one roof, which resulted in Oreo carrying litter after litter of kittens. Unfortunately, very few of Oreo's precious babies survived this ordeal, and she became more distraught as time went on until her family decided that they could no longer keep her.
Oreo has been spending time in a dedicated foster home healing and growing from her past. She's made so much progress!
With her incredibly affectionate attitude, Oreo isn't afraid to demand attention when she wants to be pampered, but she's also content to hang out on her own when she needs a little 'me time'. If you're looking for a confident kitty who knows what she wants and when she wants it, Oreo is your golden ticket.
Oreo is total foodie, meal time is the best time of the day if you ask her. She would do pretty much anything for seconds or treats, which means that food is also a great way to win Oreo's heart when you're first getting to know her.
Throughout the day, you'll definitely get to see Oreo panoodling around the house, enjoying a few of her absolute favourite things: Climbing her cat towers, zooming around after a plastic spring, or laying flat out in front of your feet to encourage you to give her a massage! Oreo is great at communicating, so she will come right to you when she's ready for some TLC.
Something to know about Oreo is that, after all of the terrible loss and struggle she has endured in her short life, she can get overstimulated if too much is going on and her 'Okay, I need to take a breather' signals are ignored.
Oreo loves peaceful days and your warm company, she loves to lay on the edge of the bathtub with you and she will languidly relax nearby as you kick your feet up on the couch. But sometimes Oreo needs to retreat and have some quiet time to herself, and if you try to ignore her needs by persisting to follow her, she will bite to say 'I really need some space right now'.
Oreo is not mean, she is not aggressive, and she is not 'bad'. She is simply a kitty who has overcome some seriously traumatic times, and she needs a human who is going to understand and love her through it all. Maybe you're exactly who she's been waiting for!
Oreo is looking for a home with no other cats, no dogs, and no children.
Let us tell you a little more about how we met this this young lass: Oreo became a member of the Furry Friends Family after being rescued from a very hectic situation. She was one of many unfixed male and female cats living together under one roof, which resulted in Oreo carrying litter after litter of kittens. Unfortunately, very few of Oreo's precious babies survived this ordeal, and she became more distraught as time went on until her family decided that they could no longer keep her.
Oreo has been spending time in a dedicated foster home healing and growing from her past. She's made so much progress!
With her incredibly affectionate attitude, Oreo isn't afraid to demand attention when she wants to be pampered, but she's also content to hang out on her own when she needs a little 'me time'. If you're looking for a confident kitty who knows what she wants and when she wants it, Oreo is your golden ticket.
Oreo is total foodie, meal time is the best time of the day if you ask her. She would do pretty much anything for seconds or treats, which means that food is also a great way to win Oreo's heart when you're first getting to know her.
Throughout the day, you'll definitely get to see Oreo panoodling around the house, enjoying a few of her absolute favourite things: Climbing her cat towers, zooming around after a plastic spring, or laying flat out in front of your feet to encourage you to give her a massage! Oreo is great at communicating, so she will come right to you when she's ready for some TLC.
Something to know about Oreo is that, after all of the terrible loss and struggle she has endured in her short life, she can get overstimulated if too much is going on and her 'Okay, I need to take a breather' signals are ignored.
Oreo loves peaceful days and your warm company, she loves to lay on the edge of the bathtub with you and she will languidly relax nearby as you kick your feet up on the couch. But sometimes Oreo needs to retreat and have some quiet time to herself, and if you try to ignore her needs by persisting to follow her, she will bite to say 'I really need some space right now'.
Oreo is not mean, she is not aggressive, and she is not 'bad'. She is simply a kitty who has overcome some seriously traumatic times, and she needs a human who is going to understand and love her through it all. Maybe you're exactly who she's been waiting for!
Oreo is looking for a home with no other cats, no dogs, and no children.
