The minute you meet Snowball's gorgeous orange eyes, you'll fall in love. His outgoing personality is obvious as he reaches out his front paws, asking for you to pick him up so that he can purr and make biscuits on you. If you set him down and walk away, he'll follow you and if you're in another room and call him, he comes running. Snowball redefines love.
Other than being and over-the-top sweetheart, Snowball is a pretty ordinary "tween" cat. He's an older kitten but too young to be an adult yet, and he still has his baby teeth. Snowball loves toys (especially crinkle ball and tinsel ball style toys), feathers, laser dots, cat towers, sitting on the 3-season porch with his foster, his doggy foster sibling (he is unfazed even by XL dogs). He will sometimes even bring back his sparkle ball if you throw it for him! Snowball particularly loves food, which is unsurprising given his story: he was found in the middle of a country road sick, starving, and absolutely coated in fleas.
Snowball lucked out and landed a foster who has meticulously brought him back to health. He's gained weight rapidly thanks to a high-quality kitten food diet (which he eats with a fervor that makes his foster question exactly how large Snowball will grow).
This cheerful boy will make a great addition to any home. The only thing he wants is love!
Snowball is:
- FIV-/FELV-
- Dewormed - tapeworm treatment in process
- PCR fecaled - coccidia treatment in process
- Up to date FVRCP sequence
- Microchipped
Snowball will be neutered and receive his rabies vaccine prior to adoption.
Happy Days Dog and Cat Rescue microchips all dogs and cats before adoption. Microchips are implanted between the shoulder blades and are another form of identification should the animal get lost. The microchips are registered to Happy Days Dog and Cat Rescue. The microchip is transferred to the adopter once the adoption is complete. The adopter is responsible for a one-time $15 microchip enrollment fee, paid at the time of adoption. Microchips are enrolled with AKC Reunite. Dogs and Cats still need to have collar with tags should they get lost.
