Pet of the Week: Kiki

Kiki, about 3 years outdated, instantly grew to become homeless when her caregiver wanted to enter assisted residing. Fortuitously, the SPCA of the Triad had room to take her into its program, however as you possibly can think about it’s fairly a change for Kiki to be in a loud, busy shelter versus a quiet, peaceable residence. Regardless of having her life turned the other way up Kiki is step by step adjusting and her affectionate character is rising. She enjoys consideration, petting and snuggling. Kiki doesn’t prefer to be picked up, however that’s true of many cats. Kiki is a delicate, non-aggressive cat and is coexisting with different cats on the rescue. So, with sluggish and cautious introductions she would possibly do effectively with one other mild and easy-going feline companion. She could be simply as pleased as somebody’s cherished solely pet. Given her mild nature and beforehand quiet residence setting, Kiki wouldn’t do effectively with an energetic household with youngsters. She could be a great companion for a single individual or couple with a quiet way of life. As Kiki is a longhaired cat with a thick coat, she goes to want common, mild brushing/combing to stop painful tangles and matting and hold her coat in good situation. Nevertheless, these grooming periods can be a good way to bond together with her! Her adoption payment is $85. For data, name 336-375-3222 or go to www.triadspca.org.