Sanctuary Adoption Search Cats Peyton

Adopt Peyton

Cat, looks like

Domestic Shorthair

Age

Senior, Estimated birthdate: February 19, 2016

Sex

Female

Color

Cream (Mostly)

Location

Sanctuary

Hi, I'm Peyton! I know I may look scary, but I promise I'm a very sweet girl. I was born with an eye condition that makes me blind, but it does not stop me from having fun and playing! I LOVE to cuddle on a heating pad and anything warm. I will also cuddle underneath a blanket with you. Let me come to you first before cuddling me because I get scared. Because I can't see, you need to go slow with me, and I don't like being picked up. If it's very brief, that is okay, but I do not like high spaces. I prefer to be pet on top of my head, and under my chin. No belly rubs please! I am also on a very specific diet which will be provided to you by the staff if you take me home! I know I'm older, but I'd love to go to a low energy home that I can spend the rest of my days in, laying on a heating pad and getting pets. If you're interested, please come fill out an application and come see me!

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