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Red Point Siamese Kitten for sale in Wimauma, Florida | $20

Name: Red Point Siamese Kitten
Brand: Red Point Siamese
SKU: 504014
Price: 20 USD
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Elsie, 7 year old cat, perfect health

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

504014

Price / Fee

$20

Pet

Kitten

Breed

Red Point Siamese

Location

Wimauma, Florida

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Elsie and I moved to Florida about 2 years ago into a home with 2 other older established cats. She has had a really hard time adapting with them and has started peeing outside the litter box. I took her to the vet and they explained that there is nothing biologically wrong it is just a high stress response and she needs to be separated from the other cats. She has never had this issue before and I’ve tried everything outside of getting rid of the other cats. She’s simply too stressed to be in their environment and we can no longer keep her. We’re looking for a loving family or people she is great with kids and cat friendly dogs. She is incredibly loving cuddly calm and a very sweet cat. She’s about 7 years old she’s a bit overweight but we’ve been working on that with getting her to be more active. Outside of that she is healthy and fixed. She’s white with some brown blue eyes. I’m not asking for anything for her and I will provide the food and other items I already have for her.

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Price / Fees

$20

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Frequently Asked Questions about Elsie

What makes Elsie a great pet?

Elsie is not only incredibly loving and cuddly, but she is also calm and sweet. She is great with kids and can be around cat-friendly dogs, making her the perfect addition to a family.

What is Elsie's health status?

Elsie is 7 years old and in perfect health, according to the vet. She is fixed and has no biological issues, but does need a low-stress environment to thrive.

Why is Elsie being rehomed?

After moving to Florida, Elsie has had difficulty adapting to living with two other older cats, which has caused her stress and led to her peeing outside the litter box. The vet has advised that this is a high-stress response, and it is best for her to find a new home.

What can you provide for Elsie?

I am not asking for a fee for Elsie, but I will provide her food and other items I already have for her. This will help ease her transition to her new home.