Brief Bio
Scottie came into the shelter in March 2024 with her sister Stevie and they were both diagnosed with Cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), which is a condition that causes uncoordinated movement. Scottie has been in foster care since she arrived and her foster thinks her CH is considered moderate. She is able to get around at her own pace and has been able to use her litter box. Scottie will need a home that can accommodate to her CH needs, which includes a space for her to refrain from climbing high objects. To see more of Scottie, visit her on instagram @fellowfosters

Summary of Personality
Scottie is a social kitten. She loves affection from people and is also playful and easy going. She spends her days eating, using her litter box and playing independently or with other cats and is quite the napper for most of the day.

Home Life (experience with kids & other pets, etc)
Scottie was in foster care with other adult cats, kittens and a German shepherd dog. She did really well with all of them, but slow introductions is always recommended when introducing new pets. Scottie has not met kids during her stay in foster care, but I think she will do well with kids who will be gentle with her.

Is your foster litter box trained?
Yes

For more information about this animal, visit:
City of Sacramento Animal Care Services
Ask for information about animal ID number: A684197