Cleo and Tabitha Domestic Long Hair Mix Bellingham, WA

Hi, our names are Cleo and Tabitha! We are PURPLE pawprints, which means we will fit well into a home that meets some specific criteria. Here is what would work best for us in our new home:

-Personality: Cleo is a social, mellow, purr-monster. Tabitha is calm, intelligent, and affectionate!
-Can Live with Cats: Yes, Cleo and Tabitha are a bonded pair and must go home together.
-Can Live with Dogs: Unknown, possibly with a very calm and quiet dog.
-Can Live with Kids: Yes, children over the age of six who know how to be gentle with aging kitties
-Needs Indoor Only Home: Yes
-History of Litter Box Issues: No
-Energy Level: Low
-Bite History: No
-Needs Medical Procedure Before Going Home: Yes, a dental and a shave will be provided by WHS
Additional Information:
Cleo is a spry old lady looking for love! She arrived to WHS with her friend Tabitha, and while both were in poor condition, Cleo remained curious, positive and affectionate. After a shave and dental procedure Cleo will be able to fully enjoy the pets she loves so much! She is very patient and could live with children, but would do best with a quiet home and gentle handling. She will need a family who can support her as she ages, which may include frequent visits to the vet to make sure she is healthy and happy.

Tabitha came to us with tons of personality and LOTS of matted fur! Due to her heavy matting Tabitha is VERY touch sensitive and only enjoys being pet on the top of her head right now. Tabitha is in need of a dental procedure and a shave to finally relieve her of her bodily discomfort. Once Tabitha has received the care she needs, her personality will be able to shine through and she can be a cozy companion to a loving home. She will need a family who can support her as she ages, which may include frequent visits to the vet to make sure she is healthy and happy.

If you are interested in adopting, please fill out an application on our website (www.whatcomhumane.org/adopt) or in person at our facility. We recommend calling into the shelter after your application has been submitted so our front desk can give you next steps on our adoption process.