Meowllo, potential adopter! My name is Prima Ballerina, and I answer to Ballerina. As my name implies, I am a divine diva and have certain expectations of my new family. Since I have been raised for most of my kittenhood in a cage, due to my many ear infections, I …
Meowllo, potential adopter! My name is Prima Ballerina, and I answer to Ballerina. As my name implies, I am a divine diva and have certain expectations of my new family.
Since I have been raised for most of my kittenhood in a cage, due to my many ear infections, I am just learning to socialize with other cats and people appropriately. My foster mom says I have graduated from fairly feral to a nice family kitten.
My foster sisters are adults. The older sister runs from me, and I like to chase her to hear her squall. It's so funny! The younger sister stands her ground and occasionally gives me a hiss and corrective smack to let me know I'm being way toooo much. She's my favorite; I want her to love me, so I always return for more lessons. Update: I have learned my place in the heirarchy, though I still engage my foster sister, Jupie, in playtime. Khaleesi, my eldest foster sister, ignores me but shares her food with me now.
I very much like the little human who lives in this house and all the toys she throws my way, especially anything with feathers that I can pretend to kill and carry to my condo. I may be small, but I am fierce! Therefore, any potential human siblings need to be at least five years old or understand my tail is not for pulling.
My foster mom says I'm getting better with my bed manners too; although, I still like to play in her hair to let her know I'm ready for my breakfast. After breakfast, I arabesque chasse, pirouette, releve, grand jete, and flick flack (look it up; it's one of the most difficult moves, and I have mastered it!) all over the house until lunchtime.
If I haven't intimidated you yet, I need to discuss my dietary needs. To help prevent future ear infections, I'll need to be fed a probiotic mixed in with my chicken byproduct free foods. I require wet food twice a day and mostly smack my dry food around to watch it roll, but it's still appreciated occasionally. If you are deemed worthy enough to adopt me, a list of what I've been eating in foster care will be provided. It isn't the most expensive stuff, but it isn't the cheapest either.
I'll need you to continue flushing my ears once a week with the enzymatic solution the vet prescribed for me as well. A bottle of it is around $25 and lasts a long time.
I know, I'm a lot; however, I give so much in return. You will never tire of my athletic antics, beautiful fur, or my sweet side when I snuggle in close at bedtime. I am happiest when my human assistant is nearby and paying me my deserved attention.
I don't like to discuss bathroom etiquette, but, if you must know, I'm perfectly content with any type of litter you provide. I often practice my stretches and kicks while in the litter box, so you may want to procure one with tall sides or a cover.Besides being graceful, I am quick and curious, and I like to attempt escape to the outdoors when I see my foster family headed to the front and back doors. So you may need to throw a toy the other direction to distract me when you need to leave the house. My foster mom says I've become a very friendly and inquisitive feline who always brings a smile to her face. I'm a good girl, I am.
If you have further questions, my assistant will be happy to screen them for me. Have a purrfect day!
Estimated DOB: 08/04/2025
Adoption fee: $ 130 (6%% KY sales tax included)
We would love to hear from you! To inquire about this cat, please contact us via this site, visit our website sc4paws.org to see a full bio, or visit sc4paws.rescuegroups.org/forms/ to fill out our adoption application.
Important: Our cats reside in foster homes. Please fill out our adoption application if you would like to meet one of these special kitties!
SCHS Veterinary Care and Services for Cats (6 months of age and older): Prior to being placed for adoption, all cats, at a minimum, receive a veterinary exam, are neutered/spayed, tested for FeLV, microchipped, current on booster(s) and rabies vaccinations, de-wormed, flea treated, and checked/treated for ear mites.
SCHS Veterinary Care and Services for Kittens (under 6 months of age): Prior to being placed for adoption, all kittens, at a minimum, receive a veterinary exam, are neutered/spayed, tested for FeLV, microchipped, current on booster vaccinations, de-wormed, flea treated, and checked/treated for ear mites.
HELP TO SPONSOR THIS KITTY BY MAKING A DONATION!
SCHS is a 501(c)-3 nonprofit organization that is volunteer-run.
