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Name: Pixie
Brand: Wylie Animal Rescue Foundation

Torbie

Incline Village, NVAvailable for adoption0 views

Pixie's family was found under a house near our sanctuary and brought to us. The night she arrived, she had her kittens, including adorable Pixie! She is a friendly, loving cat who likes to wrestle with her siblings and get lots of attention. She will be ready for adoption late August to early September.

She's been waiting 2 months for someone to come get her.

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What Pixie Needs

Pixie is happy with:

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Additional Information

Sex: female
Age: 6 m · Young
Size: medium · 10 lbs
Color: Brown
Listed: June 11, 2026

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Organization Information

Wylie Animal Rescue Foundation

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Incline Village, NV

(775) 833-2319

info@tahoewarf.com

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Provide safe, loving homes for animals otherwise destined for euthanasia. Provide education regarding importance of training, vet care, etc, in order to help end cycle of pet overpopulation and euthanasia.