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Phaedra: 13 Year Old Kitten

We know plenty of senior dogs who think and act like puppies. Phaedra is a feline version of the same thing!

This playful 13-year old will be into everything -- she's active, athletic, affectionate. And she's great with the litter box!

Phaedra spent all her life with another cat in the house -- they were best friends until he became ill and had to be put down. Phaedra has also co-existed with a Labrador and they have grown to be good friends. So although she can be a little timid at first, it wears off quickly!

Phaedra's only health issue is asthma, which is treated with half a steroid tablet every other day. (A four month supply costs less than twelve dollars.) She eats twice a day -- one of those meals is a crunchy food that keeps her teeth in shape.

Phaedra's owner has a granddaughter who is severely allergic to cats, and a change in circumstance has made it necessary for the granddaughter to move in. So we're getting the word out wherever we can to find a new forever home for Phaedra.

PHAEDRA

Breed: Domestic Shorthair

Gender: Female (spayed)

Age: 13

Rabies vaccination: Up-to-date

Health issues: Asthma (controlled with half a steroid tablet every other day)

Location: Gaithersburg, Maryland

Contact: Susan

Phone: (301) 330-4808

Email: sziobro@hotmail.com

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The Senior Pet Safety Net Email is a COURTESY POSTING for senior or special needs dogs or cats who need a home. This is a service offered by HWAH to help senior dogs or cats in need when HWAH is not able to accept them into the HWAH program. If you have questions about, or an interest in, the featured pet, please contact the person indicated in the Safety Net email.

Safety Net Pets are not HWAH Residents. Once a Pet becomes a HWAH Resident, our commitment is that they will remain at HWAH for their entire life. They will not be put up for adoption.

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