Selena

Adopted

Meet Selena

Selena is a sweet calico girl. She is a special needs kitty - only because her front right leg had to be amputated due to a birth defect. She is now a tripod and gets around wonderfully. There is nothing handicapped abou...

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SpeciesCat
BreedCalico
AgeDOB/Est: 9/22/12
GenderFemale

About Selena

Selena is a sweet calico girl. She is a special needs kitty - only because her front right leg had to be amputated due to a birth defect. She is now a tripod and gets around wonderfully. There is nothing handicapped about Selena. She can jump into your lap for pets and cuddles as well as any cat.

Special NeedsNo

Happy Ending

Selena is a sweet calico girl. She is a special needs kitty - only because her front right leg had to be amputated due to a birth defect. She is now a tripod and gets around wonderfully. There is nothing handicapped about Selena. She can jump into your lap for pets and cuddles as well as any cat.

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Location & Transport

Exact foster or rescue addresses are not shown publicly. Please apply or contact the rescue for approved meetup and transport details.

Selena's Story

Rescue Story

Selena is a sweet calico girl. She is a special needs kitty - only because her front right leg had to be amputated due to a birth defect. She is now a tripod and gets around wonderfully. There is nothing handicapped about Selena. She can jump into your lap for pets and cuddles as well as any cat.

Happy Ending

Selena is a sweet calico girl. She is a special needs kitty - only because her front right leg had to be amputated due to a birth defect. She is now a tripod and gets around wonderfully. There is nothing handicapped about Selena. She can jump into your lap for pets and cuddles as well as any cat.

Adoption Requirements

An adoption application, approval process, and adoption agreement may be required. Additional requirements may apply based on the animal, location, and rescue policy.

Questions about Selena?

Reach out before applying if you need clarification about compatibility, transport, medical needs, or the adoption process.

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