catareena

Name: Catareena
Brand: Purr Paws Rescue, Inc

Tabby/Domestic Medium Hair

Cypress, TXAvailable for adoption0 views

Species

cat

Gender

female

Age

1 m · Kitten

Weight

7 lbs

Size

small

Training

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About catareena

More to come

Color

Brown Tabby

Personality & Traits

⚡Olympic Contender🏠The ButlerCoat Length: MediumIndoor/Outdoor: Indoor Only

Health & Care

Health Status

healthy

Spayed / Neutered

Unknown

Microchipped

Unknown

Vaccinations

up to date

Compatibility

Good with kids

Yes

Good with dogs

Yes

Good with cats

Yes

Good with other animals

No

Suits active household

Yes

Can be left alone

No

Additional Information

Adoption Status

available

Available for Adoption Since

July 13, 2026 (15 days)

Adoption Fee

Unknown

Each organization sets the adoption fee for their animals. Adoption fees help cover the cost of this animal’s care as well as allowing the organization to help more animals.

Organization Information

Purr Paws Rescue, Inc

rescue

Cypress, TX

(281) 826-2287

info@purrpawsrescue.org

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Our volunteers come from a variety of backgrounds. We have pharmacists, home makers, realtors, geologists, students of all ages, and teachers to list a few. All of us believe that all animals deserve to live and be treated with respect. We don't believe in putting a cat down because it isn't socialized or has health issues. We keep their quality of life at as high of a level as we can, and ultimately let them go (euthanize) before their quality of life deteriorates too much.