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Coco   

In shelter Cat

Absecon, New Jersey, 08201
Pet name:
Coco
Gender:
Female
Breeds:
Maine Coon, Mixed
Date:
07/15/2021
Colors:
Brown Tabby
Size:
Medium
Age:
Baby
Coat length:
Short
Description: 
Located in New Jersey 

Kittens do better adopted in pairs, or with another young cat in the home.  Coco cannot be adopted out as the only cat in the home. 

Coco has 5 siblings in her family- Cora, Vada, Ruthie, Iris & Frodo.  Her mom, Ramona is a Maine Coon Mix.  All of the kittens have short hair.  Coco has come a long way and is becoming more outgoing since moving up to the kitten room.  She is adjusting well and enjoys playing and hanging out with all of the kittens.  She loves wand toys and has become an expert jumper.  She has begun to seek out humans and looking for pets and attention.  She loves chin rubs. 

 

She is now ready to go to her furever home ( hopefully with a sibling or friend from her foster home).

Coco is up to date with her vaccines, is FeLV/FIV negative and uses the litter box.  She is located in Blairstown, NJ 

www.omcrescue.org for an adoption application.

Coco is not spayed and will require a repaid spay agreement before adoption. 

 

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  1. American Humane Association
  2. Peeva
  3. American Veterinary Medical Association
  4. Veterinary Information Network
 
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