Bunny

Bunny spent some time in a loving foster home with her brother Carrot Top. Their foster mom says: "Bunny is a cuddly and affectionate girl, with a small streak of mischievous in there! She is very brave in new settings and loves to explore. She loves chasing toys - especially balls with jingle bells - and can send them FLYING with her excited antics. When she's ready for snuggles, she'll come to you and loudly demand to be held! She loves to snuggle close for bedtime. Bunny got her name because living with her is a little like having a pet rabbit! With her Manx Syndrome, her back legs are longer than her front and she often hops from place to place instead of walking. She also has a birth defect in her spinal cord which causes under-developed muscles in her booty, so she leaves "pellets" and piddles as she goes about her day. This is a life-long condition and there is no treatment for it. She was comfortable (and made an adorable fashion statement) wearing a DIY kitty diaper/jumper when exploring our house. Bunny is a super sweet and special little kitty, and I hope she finds the PURRfect home! Bunny did great with other cats in our house and tolerated our calm dog." I am spayed or neutered, vaccinated as appropriate for my age, microchipped, and FeLV tested. My adoption fee is $99. If you are interested in adopting me, please complete our online Adoption Application at https://rvspca.org/adopt/application/ The Roanoke Valley SPCA offers adoptions by appointments Monday - Saturday between Noon and 7pm. Appointments can be made by calling 540-339-9247. Walk-in's will be offered the next available appointment. Pets are adopted on a first come basis. Unfortunately, we are unable to hold pets nor guarantee a pet will be available at the time of your appointment, but we do promise to call you if a pet is adopted prior to your appointment. The Roanoke Valley SPCA has embraced Fear Free Shelters philosophy and are committed to giving each pet in our care a fear free experience while looking for their forever homes. The Fear Free philosophy is designed to reduce the negative emotional states that are commonly experienced by shelter animals, including fear, anxiety, stress, and frustration. We offer virtual walk thru of available pets on our website and at our shelter. The end result is a happier, healthier new member of your family. Call 540-339-9247 Monday - Saturday between Noon and 7 pm to speak with an adoption counselor for more information. Primary Color: Orange Secondary Color: White Weight: 2.3125lbs Age: 0yrs 0mths 11wks Animal has been Spayed