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Shelby the Calico needs a caretaker or foster!
Won't you consider helping her get a new start?
Won't you consider helping her get a new start?
Name: Shelby the Calico
Status: Adopted!
Adoption Fee: 75.00
Species: Cat
Breed: Calico / Domestic Short Hair (short coat)
Color: orange, white
Pattern: Calico
Sex: Female (spayed)
General Potential Size: Medium
General Age: Adult
Activity Level: Slightly Active
Indoor or Outdoor: Indoor Only
Good with Dogs: Yes
Good with Kids: Yes
Housetrained: Yes
Microchipped: Yes
Description:
Shelby was found as a stray and taken to Marion County Animal Control, she was origianlly a PRBJ cat so she was re-surrendered back to us. She is already spayed and up to date. She is beautiful, petite, and ready for her own home to be spoiled and loved.
According to cat-lovers-only.com, the Calico cat breed is actually not a breed at all, but a tri-color coat patter, often black, red, and white. Many different types of cats can have this coat pattern, and it is not restricted to any particular type of breed. All three colors are in a distinct patches, not mixed as in Tortoiseshells. To be a true tri-color, a calico cat's colors must be: 1) white; 2) red or cream; and 3) black, blue, chocolate, lilac, cinnamon, or fawn. The variations in color from red and black are caused by a gene which dilutes, or lightens up the basic color, and produces a dilute calico cat, most commonly with a coat of white, cream, and blue."
Shelby was found as a stray and taken to Marion County Animal Control, she was origianlly a PRBJ cat so she was re-surrendered back to us. She is already spayed and up to date. She is beautiful, petite, and ready for her own home to be spoiled and loved.
According to cat-lovers-only.com, the Calico cat breed is actually not a breed at all, but a tri-color coat patter, often black, red, and white. Many different types of cats can have this coat pattern, and it is not restricted to any particular type of breed. All three colors are in a distinct patches, not mixed as in Tortoiseshells. To be a true tri-color, a calico cat's colors must be: 1) white; 2) red or cream; and 3) black, blue, chocolate, lilac, cinnamon, or fawn. The variations in color from red and black are caused by a gene which dilutes, or lightens up the basic color, and produces a dilute calico cat, most commonly with a coat of white, cream, and blue."
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