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Domestic Short Hair / Tabby / Mixed (short coat) : : Female (spayed) : : Baby : : Small

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About Ariel
Status: Adopted! Species: Cat Rescue ID: A406120 General Color: Brown Tabby Color: Brown and gray / Tabby Current Size: 2 Pounds Current Age: 6 Years 4 Months (best estimate)	Declawed: No Housetrained: Yes

Hi, my name is Ariel. I arrived to the shelter with my three siblings without my mom. I was a little scared in my new foster home, but now I'm really comfortable and happy. My favorite hobbies include playing with siblings (especially Gaston) and exploring my foster home. When I'm tired, I love to curl up at the top of my cat tree for a good nap. My foster mom tells me I'm really unique. I have vertical strips, horizontal stripes and spots all over my belly. In addition to my good looks, I also have a very sweet disposition and curiosity for the world around me.

I'm really close with my brother Gaston (A406121) and would like to find a home with him. If you only have room for one, I'd also do great with another kitty. My foster mom thinks having another furry friend to confide in would be best for me.

If you'd like to meet me, please reach out to my foster mom at jessiwade3@gmail.com. She lives in the Waterford Lakes area but she's happy to travel to the shelter to meet you. Hope to hear from you!

Adoption details: All foster cats are adopted through Orange County Animal Services (OCAS). Adopters must go in person to OCAS to complete application prior to taking their cat home. OCAS is located near the Millennia Mall off Conroy.

Adoption Fee: $40, though OCAS often runs adoption specials where fee is much less. Includes spay/neuter, basic vaccinations, FIV testing, and microchip.

Additional Adoption Notes: OCAS and Kindess for Cats are vehemently opposed to declawing cats. Any cat or kitten adopted through us must not be declawed. Adoptions are first come, first serve based on eligibility. Please make sure you are certain that having a cat or kitten will suit your lifestyle before adopting; it is not fair to the animals who are returned due to circumstances that should have been foreseen, such as allergies, grumpy roommates, or landlord issues.