Cat profile for Pixie, a female Domestic Shorthair



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Photo of Pixie, a female Domestic Shorthair

Home:NJ

Age: 1 Year Sex: Female Weight: 6 lbs.

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Kitty Complexion:

Activeness

sleepy		very active

Intelligence

silly		genius

Curiosity

not curious		very curious

Friendliness

timid		affectionate

Vocal

not vocal		very vocal

Quick Bio:

-three legger

-cat rescue

Coloration:
Black

Likes:
To play with anything that moves! Including Mommy's toes under the bedcovers.

Pet-Peeves:
Being picked up.

Favorite Toy:
A piece of rope or heavy string flipped around the floor.

Favorite Nap Spot:
On a pillow next to a window.

Favorite Food:
FancyFeast Fish and Shrimp

Skills:
I am slightly disabled due to a birth defect or injury -- half of my back foot is missing, but I am still able to do everything a normal "teenage" cat would do.

Dwells:
indoors

Arrival Story:
I was rescued by a lady who volunteers to T-N-R (trap-neuter-return) and maintains several feral cat "colonies" in our area. I was just a kitten when this lady saw me in a parking lot near where other stray cats are fed. I was limping and this lady thought I was terribly injured (it looked like I had a broken or sprain leg or foot). This lady waited many hours near a baited trap, and then, I finally hobbled into it! She immediately took me to my vet for examination of my foot and my first vaccinations. According to the vet, I was about 3 months old, and my injury was actually a missing foot! I had a huge callous on the tip of my stump and my limping was due to my off-balance gait! This lady planned on adopting me out to someone else, but she thought I integrated with her other 15 cats in the house very well, so decided to adopt me. I'm a bit shy with strangers and don't like to be picked up and I'm still a bit on the feral side, but I do jump up on the bed every morning to welcome the lady (who I call Mommy now) and her husband (who I call Daddy now) every morning. And I also give them a big stretch and a loud purr.

Bio:
I am a very active and brazen 7 month old black domestic short hair. I love to stalk and attack all those other big cats that slink around the house (which they are not very thrilled about, to say the least). One of the very bigger cats, Ripstein, who Mommy said she rescued when HE was just a kitten, too (he's now 7 YEARS old and 18 pounds!) Rip and I have developed a relationship that's very sweet. Rip lets me lick him and then lets me wrap my paws around him and KICK! And he takes it like the little man he is. I just love that Ripster!

Lives Remaining:
6 of 9

Forums Motto:
Put Your Best Food Forward

The Groups I'm In:
Cookie & Candy Cats, Tripods Rule!

I've Been On Catster Since:

March 13th 2007