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Freedom

Meet Freedom, a gorgeous tabico girl with a heart full of sweetness and so much love to give! Freedom came to Second Chance from a rural county shelter in search of a safe landing place where she could take her time, enjoy some TLC, and patiently wait for the forever home she deserves. We don't know exactly what Freedom experienced before arriving here, but her eye tells a little story of her journey. She appears to have had a minor injury or illness that wasn't able to receive attention in time, leaving behind a small mark from an eye ulcer. The good news is that Freedom has vision in that eye, and it doesn't slow her down one bit! She's just as capable as any other kitty, and we think her little beauty mark is simply another part of what makes her special. It's a gentle reminder of how tough life outdoors can be for homeless cats, but also of how resilient they can be. And what a lovely girl Freedom is! She's a young adult with an easygoing nature, a playful side, and a whole lot of love to share. She's sweet, affectionate, and ready to find someone who will adore her as much as she'll adore them. Freedom has made it through her journey and is ready for her next chapter – one filled with cozy spots, happy days, and a purrson to call her own. Come meet Freedom and let this beautiful girl steal your heart. She deserves a little freedom to be loved forever!

Breed: Calico/Tabby
Gender: Female
Age: 2 years 5 months
Color: -- Cats --
Is Good with Dogs: Unknown
Is Good with other Cats: yes
Litterbox Trained: I'm Litterbox trained.
Is Good with Children: Unknown
Code: C26-258

Meet Freedom, a gorgeous tabico girl with a heart full of sweetness and so much love to give! Freedom came to Second Chance from a rural county shelter in search of a safe landing place where she could take her time, enjoy some TLC, and patiently wait for the forever home she deserves. We don't know exactly what Freedom experienced before arriving here, but her eye tells a little story of her journey. She appears to have had a minor injury or illness that wasn't able to receive attention in time, leaving behind a small mark from an eye ulcer. The good news is that Freedom has vision in that eye, and it doesn't slow her down one bit! She's just as capable as any other kitty, and we think her little beauty mark is simply another part of what makes her special. It's a gentle reminder of how tough life outdoors can be for homeless cats, but also of how resilient they can be. And what a lovely girl Freedom is! She's a young adult with an easygoing nature, a playful side, and a whole lot of love to share. She's sweet, affectionate, and ready to find someone who will adore her as much as she'll adore them. Freedom has made it through her journey and is ready for her next chapter – one filled with cozy spots, happy days, and a purrson to call her own. Come meet Freedom and let this beautiful girl steal your heart. She deserves a little freedom to be loved forever!

Breed: Calico/Tabby
Sex: Female
Age: 2 years 5 months
Is Good with Dogs: Unknown
Is Good with Children: Unknown
Code: C26-258
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Raleigh, NC 27607-5148

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