Name: Domestic Longhaired Cat Kitten
Brand: Domestic Longhaired Cat
SKU: 536764
Price: 50 USD
Availability: InStock

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One OR Two Just Perfect for You..

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

536764

Price / Fee

$50

Pet

Kitten

Breed

Domestic Longhaired Cat

Location

Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

I have several long-haired spayed or neutered cats, most I've cared for since a week old..

Tails- 1 yr old, neutered, buff color with hazel eyes, looks like a Maine Coons, like a human in a stuffed animal cat body. Sweet.

Shelly- 1 yr old, spayed, all black with blue eyes, sweet.

Noni- 5 yrs old, spayed, all gray, green eyes and looks and acts like Chartreaux (spelling?) Breed. Sweet. Likes to hang out away from the crazy cats, tolerates a couple.. Also tends to favor 1 human more than a group, but she's perfect.

Also several that are strays or maybe considered feral, but learning how to socialize with humans and spayed or neutered.. All ages and colors.

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$50

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What types of cats are available for adoption?

I have several long-haired spayed or neutered cats, including:

Tails: 1 yr old, neutered, buff color with hazel eyes, sweet personality, resembles a Maine Coon.
Shelly: 1 yr old, spayed, all black with blue eyes, very sweet.
Noni: 5 yrs old, spayed, all gray with green eyes, looks like a Chartreux breed, sweet but prefers quieter surroundings.

Additionally, I have several stray cats that are learning to socialize with humans, all ages and colors.

What is the adoption fee for the cats?

The adoption fee is $50 for each cat. This helps cover their spaying/neutering and general care.

Where are the cats located?

The cats are located in Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona, United States.

Are the cats friendly with humans?

Yes, most of the cats are friendly and socializing well with humans, especially the long-haired, spayed or neutered ones. Some may require additional time to adjust, especially the stray or feral cats.