Curly

Description

Hi, my name is Curly! I was born on 9th September 2025, and while I may be the runt of my litter, I make up for it with the biggest personality and the loudest purr. What I lack in size, I more than make up for in sweetness, cuddles, and charm.  I've mastered many important feline skills, including what my humans call "mind control." All I have to do is look deep into your eyes with my mesmerizing yellow-green gaze, and somehow treats magically appear. My favorites are Churu lickable treats and Temptations chicken flavor treats, but I'm not too picky. I happily eat my dry food—a blend of Science Diet and Purina One—and I'll never turn down a little canned food, roast chicken, or cooked salmon if you're feeling generous.  When I'm not perfecting my treat-acquiring abilities, you'll usually find me curled up in a warm lap, stretched out beside you on the couch, or happily kneading a soft, fluffy blanket. Snuggling is one of my greatest talents.  I get along well with other cats and dogs, too, as long as we're introduced properly. I'm a friendly little guy with plenty of love to share.  I'll probably always be on the smaller side as cats go, but my heart is absolutely enormous. And yes, I walk with a bit of a swagger—but if you were as adorable as I am, you probably would too.  I'm Curly: small in size, big in personality, overflowing with love, and ready to fill someone's home with purrs, cuddles, and just a little bit of magic.  I’m fully vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, negative for felv fiv/ fiv, and ready to come home with you.  My adoption fee is $180 **   IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN CURLY * *    Curly is a survivor of FIP (feline infectious peritonitis). The treatment consists of 84 days of daily injections, which he endured like a champ, and now the vet has pronounced him FIP free. It’s unlikely that he will relapse- almost all relapses occur within 30 days of the end of treatment -but if he does relapse within 12 months from the end of his his initial treatment the rescue will provide treatment and cover the expense of his treatment  (gs-441524)   For  more information on FIP: https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/feline-infectious-peritonitis  We are not accepting online applications for this kitty. They are located at our PetSmart Adoption center at 16257 N. Scottsdale Rd. His adoption fee is $180