Bazz Domestic Short Hair Mokena, IL

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Bazz is a 9-month-old male tabby with short hair and a personality that's as lively and affectionate as his playful spirit. He loves snuggling and playing chase, always ready to engage in a fun game with his human companions or other cats. Bazz has a particular fondness for being up high, where he can observe his surroundings and feel on top of the world. His love for watching birds and fish adds to his curious nature, making him an excellent companion for those who enjoy having an energetic and inquisitive feline around. Bazz gets along well with other cats and enjoys their company, often seeking out playtime and cuddles.

In terms of appearance, Bazz is a striking tabby with short, sleek fur that accentuates his athletic build. His bright, expressive eyes are full of curiosity and warmth, reflecting his playful and loving nature. Bazz moves with a grace that is both captivating and endearing, making him a charming presence in any room. He would love to sleep in his owner's bed, curling up for a cozy night of snuggles. His affectionate and sociable demeanor makes him a wonderful addition to any family, especially one with another cat to cuddle with. Whether he's playing, climbing, or simply lounging with his favorite people, Bazz brings warmth and joy to any home.

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All NAWS cats are spayed/neutered, micro-chipped and up to date on vaccines.

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