scarlet

Name: Scarlet
Brand: Wild About Cats of Cumberland County

long haired brown tabby

Crossville, TNAvailable for adoption0 views

Scarlet is a very sweet little long haired brown tabby. She loves to be held or sit on your lap and get pets. She gets along with kids but does not like other cats. She would be best as the only pet in the home. She was born in January 2025. She has been spayed & is up to date on her vaccinations. This animal is being fostered in TN but transport to a location near you is included in your adoption fee.

She's been waiting 15 days for someone to come get her.

Personality & Traits

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What Scarlet Needs

Scarlet is happy with:

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Scarlet's care needs are:

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Additional Information

Sex: female
Age: 1 · Adult
Size: medium · 10 lbs
Color: Brown Tabby
Coat: Short
Listed: September 28, 2026

Adoption Fee

Fee set by Wild About Cats of Cumberland County

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

Wild About Cats of Cumberland County

rescue

Crossville, TN

No Phone Number Provided

wildaboutcatscc@gmail.com

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Small but extremely dedicated. Started 10 years ago. Sadly, MANY homeless cats in this mostly rural area where folks prefer hunting dogs and the local, under-funded shelter is always full. We can't stand to see the cats left unsheltered, unfed, and generally discarded. We promote S/N all the time.