Cat profile for Buttercup, a female Norwegian Forest Cat



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Norwegian Forest Cat

Home:Washington, DC

Age: 4 Years Sex: Female

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Nicknames:
BC (stands for "Beautiful Cat" as well as "Buttercup")

Kitty Complexion:

Activeness

sleepy		very active

Intelligence

silly		genius

Curiosity

not curious		very curious

Friendliness

timid		affectionate

Vocal

not vocal		very vocal

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Quick Bio:

-pound cat

-extra toe(s)

-cat rescue

Coloration:
Orange Tabby

Likes:
She loves to climb up to high places, like our 7 foot high bookcases. She also loves to groom her cat pals.

Pet-Peeves:
She would really love to go outside to play. But there are too many cars and she has no experience outside. It's too dangerous for her, but she doesn't understand that and gets frustrated with us for not letting her out.

Favorite Toy:
Clean white athletic socks

Favorite Nap Spot:
Her scratching post/perch in the bedroom.

Favorite Food:
Currently, Wellness canned chicken. All of our cats love it!

Skills:
She loves to carry clean socks around the house -- preferably white athletic socks!

Dwells:
indoors

Arrival Story:
Chris and I saw her at an adoption fair sponsored by MCAT and Alley Cat Allies in Washington, DC in March 2007 and were immediately intrigued. She is a very fetching cat!

Bio:
Apparently her original human companion gave her up for adoption at the DC Animal Shelter -- reportedly because she was too vocal (which she really isn't!). Someone signed up to adopt her at the shelter, and then never came to pick her up. The kind folks at the shelter then found her a foster home with a wonderful woman named Tammy, who brought Buttercup to the adoption fair. And we are delighted she did!

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