Vixen Contract

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Available Adults

*Reserved* Rehoming – Adult Female F3

  • F3 Savannah sitting on a blanket

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VIXEN

Age: 4 years
Date of Birth: Valentine’s Day 2022
Sex: Spayed Female
Generation: F3 Savannah
TICA Registered – 5 generation pedigree available

Vaccinations: Up to date
Health: No known health issues
Rehoming Fee: $500
Pickup: Pickup only — Arroyo Grande/Pismo Beach, CA

I am Vixen’s breeder and she has lived with me her entire life. I am looking for the right forever home where she can continue to get plenty of attention, exercise, and interaction.

About Vixen

  • Active, outgoing and affectionate. She is a higher-energy Savannah who loves attention and enjoys interacting with her people. She has been known to carry on a good conversation when she has something to say.
  • Loves running on her cat wheel. She uses her wheel a lot and loves more than anything to run for an audience. Proof of a cat wheel will be required for her new home.
  • She’s an absolute character. She loves attention and is sometimes a lap cat — when she feels like it. She can be very affectionate, but she’s also perfectly happy doing her own thing.
  • Excellent appetite. Eats both canned and dry food.
  • Excellent litterbox habits. Reliably uses her litterbox with clumping litter only.
  • Healthy with no known health issues.
  • Indoor-only, with the exception of a fully enclosed and securely constructed catio.
  • Other pets. She can do well with non-dominant cats and cat-friendly dogs after proper, slow introductions. She is not a good match for a dominant or confrontational cat and will fight if another cat challenges her. She coexists well and can even enjoy the company of cats that are content to let her do her own thing.
  • Kids. She should do well with respectful, cat-savvy children who understand cats and know how to interact with them appropriately. Her playful, high-energy personality can make her a great match for kids who enjoy interacting and playing with her. Playing and jumping after a wand toy is one of her favorite activities. She can become overstimulated during play, however, and that’s when things can go awry, so children need to understand cat body language and recognize when play is getting too intense before it results in a scratch or bite.
  • Return agreement required. If at any point you are no longer able to keep her, you must agree to return her to me. She may not be sold, given away, surrendered, or rehomed to any third party.

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