Bicolor Kitten for sale in Longmont, Colorado | $50
The Great Pig Snort
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing ID
:358309
Price / Fee
:$50
Location
:Elmore Road, Longmont, Weld County, Colorado
Published
:30+ days ago
Breeder
Listing Description
Are you older and indeed of a little fellow that reminds you of someone you lost? Well you are in luck. Pig Snort is the best spouse substitute out there. She will talk your ear off, will only enjoy touch on her terms and is all around weird. That being said she will grow to love you if you show her she can trust you and if you feed her. This little piggy needs a place she can run around and be playful since she is still young. She is used to being let outside, so if you gradually introduce her to the backyard she will appreciate you more. She comes to the sounds of snaps and taps along with her name (Piggy, PigPig). If ever you need someone to talk to she's your gal. She fills all silences, like all of them. She is potty trained but will need a refresher at her new home. She has been fixed. Also please note, Piggy shows her affection through love nibbles. She may love too hard but she doesn't mean any harm by it. This is a very unique cat and one that will be hard to let go of. Contact me through email *** or text to schedule a meeting.
Pet Listing Essentials
Price / Fees
:$50
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of pet is Pig Snort?
Pig Snort is a unique cat that provides companionship and entertainment. Her playful nature makes her a great addition to your home.
What should I know about her personality?
Pig Snort is affectionate and enjoys touch on her own terms. She may be a bit quirky and fills silences with her chatter, making her a great spouse substitute.
Is she trained?
Yes, Pig Snort is potty trained, but she may need a refresher when she moves to her new home.
What is her price?
The adoption fee for Pig Snort is $50.
Where is Pig Snort located?
Pig Snort is currently in Longmont, Weld County, Colorado, United States.
What type of environment does she need?
Pig Snort requires a space where she can be playful and run around. Gradually introducing her to the backyard will help her settle in and feel more comfortable in her new home.
How does she show affection?
Pig Snort shows her affection through love nibbles. Be aware that she may nibble a little too hard at times, but she has no harmful intentions.
How can I learn more about adopting Pig Snort?
If you are interested in adopting Pig Snort, please reach out for more information or to schedule a meeting.
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