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Featured Adoptable Pet: Goldilocks

Name: Goldilocks

Breed: Domestic Short Hair, Golden/Brown Torbie
Age: 4 years
Size: Medium
Energy: Low

Spay/Neutered: Yes
Vaccinations: Up To Date
Dewormed: Yes

Rescue: Colville Valley Animal Sanctuary
Contact: 509-684-1475; www.cvasanctuary.org

Personality/Disposition:
Goldilocks is looking for her purrfect furrever home. She is a low maintenance feline that would do better in a home with adults, no other pets. She likes to be petted, but does get over-stimulated and will love-bite when she is done. Currently she shares a room with a couple of other cats, but likes her space. If you are looking for a cat that will love you on her terms then Goldilocks is for you!  Call and schedule a meet and greet with Goldilocks today.

Information is approximate and based on the information given to the rescue group involved.  Personality/disposition reports are based on limited experience.  Animals respond to different people and locations in different ways. Contact rescue for more information, or to learn about other adoptable animals in their care.

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