Miah
3.7 lbs. of of curious adventure & energy.
Curious, as you can see... was that phone call for me?
Climbing from end table to chairs...
She likes playtime and eating hay. A step stool in her housing unit duos as hidey cove and hop on.
Dr. Denise Follett of Brook-Falls Veterinary Hospital and certified vet tech Jen took excellent care of Miah for her spay. Spaying is important to eliminate hormonal behavior and prevent uterine cancer.
Heal time in her housing unit, a few days after her surgery.
Miah came to the SRR foster network because a shelter was overpopulated with surrenders.
can we touch noses? ... i can tooth purr.
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