Sofia Kuwait

Sofia has been through a lot in her short life at no fault of her own. Her rescuer took in Sofia's mom and kittens off the streets in Kuwait. Her family was raised among dogs and cats, making her a very confident girl! Sofia has a small, petite frame and is the only white and brown calico cat in the litter. Sofia has overcome so much at a young age. She had 2 seizures at her first adopted home. Her seizures are now controlled by medication. Despite this, she is so chipper, active and forgiving. She is truly a fighter. The only noticeable signs are that she becomes a little sleepy 30 minutes after receiving her medication and her coordination is a bit wobbly while playing with a string toy. She gets along fabulously with a house full of 5 cats in her current foster home. She sleeps next to them and is very confident, even curling up in front of the alpha cat of the group. She has a gift of fitting in wherever she goes. Her favorite thing to do is race up and down the stairs. We call her the water inspector as she races from each water bowl to the next around the home! She has the funniest chirps as she moves around with excitement. Being so quick, her favorite toy is the laser pointer. She loves doing sprint work - it is right up her alley! After playtime, Sofia enjoys sleeping on a bed or stretching out on a heated floor or bed. Sofia would be a great addition to a family who can appreciate her funny little quirks and give a special needs girl a safe space to call her own. However, she should not be adopted into a home with young kids; gentle teenagers would be fine. She would also be great with a confident cat. She won't compete for your attention but loves to be in the mix! Sofia's estimated birthdate is April 2021. She is current on her vaccinations, spayed and microchipped, and tested negative for FIV and Feline Leukemia. ******* Please note: 4Paws will only consider local adoptions (Northern VA / DC / MD metropolitan area) 4Paws does not adopt to students All kittens under 6mos of age must be adopted into a home that already has another young cat/kitten; otherwise, must be adopted in pairs with a littermate