I am looking to place my calico smoke female Arya in a forever home. Arya just turned 3 and is a very outgoing affectionate and people oriented cat. She has quite a personality and will follow you everywhere. She is the ultimate companion. Perfect Companion for an older couple or single person or a family with older kids. She has already been spayed and is up to date on shots. Arya is my alpha cat and would more than likely do best in a home as an only cat. She has no problem with dogs or children but it not fond of my grandson carrying her around like a rag doll. . Arya is the only one of my cats that has the gene for polycystic kidney disease. When I got Arya neither her breeder or myself knew she was positive.Polycystic kidney disease is a genetic condition (not contagious) when a cat can develop cysts on the kidneys. For the vast majority of cats with this gene they live long normal healthy lives and most breeders will sell these kittens as pets and may or may not inform the buyer of the kittens positive status.She is not on any special diet or any type of medication for this and is healthy as a horse. Please visit my facebook page (www.facebook.com yahoo anna.masaoud ) for more info on myself and and my cats under the notes section to view pictures of my cats under the photo section. References will be required. Anna 724-506-0390 Call Monday thru Friday after 5pm Eastern Time- weekends anytime.
Category: Pets - Cats
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