Hi there!
I’m Meg and I am a female domestic shorthair cat with white fur and lovely brown and orange markings.
I was in a shelter north of the city but recently came to live with my foster parents, their 10-year-old daughter and my beloved feline friend Beth, who came from the shelter with me.
We have the same names as two of the sisters in the novel Little Women and are just as close.
Like sisters, we sometimes compete for attention, so need a home with lots of love to go around.
I am quite the explorer and a very skilled climber. I love windowsills, high shelves and finding new spots to snuggle up and nap in. Though no longer a kitten, I still love to play when the mood strikes me.
I also like to supervise my foster mom’s work by lying on her computer desk and laptop.
I’m very loving and enjoy being picked up and cuddled.
Moving was a big change, but every day we come out of our shell a little more. We love attention and will meow to let you know it’s time to play. We are okay alone at home.
Like Beth, I have definite food preferences, but I eat well. I always use my litter box.
I get along well with other cats but I’ve never been around dogs. I would do well with children who are older and treat me with respect; too much noise and activity can make me nervous.
Beth and I are very close, we spend all day together playing, sleeping and snuggling.
I am spayed and vaccinated and can’t wait to go to my forever home with Beth.
We both love attention would bring a double dose of love and play to our adoptive home. If you are looking for two lovely kitties to dote on, please consider adopting us!
A note from Meg’s foster mom: “Meg and Beth are energetic, playful and loving kitties who love people and each other. They would do well together in a quiet home that would give them all the love and attention they deserve.”
Meg would do well in a calm and quiet household.
She needs another cat in her life and Beth would be a great option.
Meg needs to have a kitty companion and would be happy to be adopted with her BFF Beth.
