Leah Mya - I would love to have a kitten brother or sister! Tabby Mix Fountain Valley, CA

OC Small Paws said that I could come and stay with them and they would help me find my new forever family. Won't you meet me and see if I am the perfect addition to YOUR family? Come visit me at Petco and Petsmart during our weekly adoption events!!!
Leah Mya is almost a year old. When her current foster found her she was a ragged little bundle of fur. She nursed her back to health and now she is a healthy, bouncy, playful little girl. She has all her shots and is spayed. She is docile but lively, she has never bitten or scratched anyone, and although she is still shy of being held, she loves to be petted and rubbed and when you need to she will let you hold her. Her foster has clipped her nails twice and brushed her. She is small and probably will remain a small cat. She loves to play, eats well, and trills and purrs, when you play or pet her. She would thrive best in a home with no adult cats; a home with kittens would be ideal. She has been indoors now for 7 months and has adjusted well. If her foster could she would keep her but she lives in an apartment and with 3 other strays and believes the territory at her place is maxed out. Leah would make a wonderful addition to any family, bringing feline warmth to your hearth.
We are available to meet and greet on Saturdays from 12 - 4pm at Petsmart Garden Grove, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm at Petco Irvine and 12 pm - 4 pm at Petco Westminster, and Sundays from 12 - 4 pm at Petco Costa Mesa. Check our website for the most up-to-date information on current adoption events at www.ocsmallpaws.org.

For more information on how to adopt me please contact OC SMALL PAWS at 714-815-4300 or ocsmallpaws@gmail.com. Email is always the fastest way to bring me home!

You can also visit our website: www.ocsmallpaws.webs.com. Adoption fees are $135.00 per cat, and we offer reduced fees for adopting two cats together.
Adoption fees include spay/neuter, microchip, deworming, UTD on flea control, UTD on vaccines, FELV/FIV testing, and any other vet care that has been administered.