Pixie

Adoption

United States, MD, Silver Spring, 20906

Shelter Information

A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue

Shelter Profile
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General info

Category
Adoption
Pet
Cats
Gender
Female
Breed
Exotic Shorthair
Age - Birthdate
Unknown
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Health Information

Vaccination Status
Up to date
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Behavior and Temperament

Compatibility
Good with children, Good with other pets
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Description

PIXIE Looking for a tiny best friend with a big personality? Meet Pixie!Born in late April 2026, Pixie is an adorable tuxedo kitten with endless curiosity, playful energy, and a heart full of love. Her favorite pastime is racing around with her foster kitten sister, Muffin, proving that she can turn just about anything into a game!Pixie is a confident, independent little girl who enjoys exploring her world and keeping herself entertained. Once she’s finished her adventures, you’ll often find her curled up nearby, happy to relax close to her people. Pixie loves being near her humans and especially enjoys spending quiet time on the couch with her foster mom. And if you stop to give her a chin scratch, you’ll quickly win her over!Pixie has been introduced to other cats and even the family dog, making her a wonderful candidate for a home with other friendly pets. She would love a feline playmate and would especially love to be adopted with her foster sister, Muffin to help burn off some of her kitten energy! She would also be happy soaking up all the attention from a family ready to keep her entertained.Pixie has tested negative for FIV/FeLV, is current on all age-appropriate veterinary care and vaccinations, including Rabies and is Microchipped.If you’re looking for a playful, confident, and absolutely irresistible kitten to brighten your days, Pixie may be the perfect addition to your family. To learn more about Pixie, please contact catmanager@ahomeoftheirownrescue.org or submit an adoption application today! 

Color details
Tan
Housetrained
Yes
Declawed
No