Aurora

My story

Meet Aurora—a big-hearted beauty who’s still technically a kitten at just one year old, though let’s say there’s a little more of her to love. She started her life with a family but found herself back in foster care, through no fault of her own (some people just can’t appreciate a good snack or ten). Now in foster care, Aurora’s moms are her personal trainers, gently supervising her workouts—mainly consisting of chasing sunbeams, purring, and waddling after them like a little furry shadow. She’s famously friendly to both cats and dogs, so she’d be perfectly happy as the queen of a multi-pet home.Aurora is a lap magnet; if you sit down, expect a fluffy friend to soon occupy your legs. She’s a fan of belly rubs, being held, and absolutely insists on bedtime cuddles. If you’re moving, she’ll follow—because someone needs to supervise, right?All told, she’s a total sweetheart: mellow, affectionate, adorably plump, and the definition of good company. Aurora may be working on her figure, but her heart’s already in perfect shape.If you are interested in adopting this cat fill out our no-obligation application at www.missionforpaws.org/applicationAll our cats are vaccinated, tested, microchipped, and altered.All cats/kittens are spay/neutered, fully vaccinated, treated for any parasites, tested for Feline Leukemia and FiV and receive a microchip with a lifetime of free registration. www.missionforpaws.org/application

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Aurora, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.