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AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION! Serena is an 8 week old black and white tuxedo (with a goatee). She has gloves on her front paws and knee socks in the back. She can’t resist a wiggling string or a cardboard box with a hole in it.
She always uses the litter box, and is an amazingly clean eater for her age – enjoying both wet and dry food.
She was found outside, and was born to a feral cat mom. She was under the weather with a respiratory infection – but a kind gentleman scooped her up and called For All Animals to get her the help she needed.
Now she loves hugs, snugs, and playing – but most of all – cardboard boxes. She gets along with dogs and cats.
Do you have a kitten shaped hole in your heart❤️🐱? She has a human shaped hole in hers… 😁
If you’re interested in adopting, please email info@forallanimals.org ... See MoreSee Less

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