Pixie doesn’t mind being held and will even fall asleep on her back in your lap. Her purr is much larger than you would expect a cat of her tiny stature to produce. Think: a Vespa that sounds like a Harley. She went through quite a bit after her internal sutures came loose after her spay and she has a little bit of a gnarly scar under her belly fur. I think all the trips to the vet helped her become this chill, sweet, and tolerant lady. She is very playful and often thrusts herself between you and whatever you’re doing as if to say, “Oops, look at that. I’m in your way. I guess you’ll have to pet me.”
She is one of three kittens born in my care to a long-time street cat that was brought to me in order to be spayed after her kittens were born. Pixie’s birthday is April 26, 2021. She is spayed and UTD on shots. She always uses the litter box, eats dry food and loves her suppertime wet food. She’s been treated with Revolution and will have a fresh application before she leaves.
Her adoption fee is $50
The Copacetic Cat 