Status / Details
2026, Adopted
Additional Info
About Tria
Adopted by Abigail and Jennifer
Tria is very easy to love. She loves everyone! As soon as she hears her name, she starts her rumbling purr while running to reach her people. She always looks forward to pets but will often guide your hand to where she wants it. Her favorite is the soft belly rub, much like her siblings.
You might think a litter of all-white babies would be hard to tell who is who, but this little girl makes it simple. If you don’t notice the three smudges of black on her head, then you are sure to spot the eyes. Tria has one big, beautiful blue eye and one equally pretty green eye. If her personality doesn’t win you over immediately, her striking good looks will definitely do the trick!
This special girl is all kitten! She doesn’t walk anywhere; she runs as fast as her little legs will take her. She is the most adventurous of her siblings and will always be the first to try something new. She loves to chase a ball, crinkly or otherwise, and she was the first to try the exercise wheel that the adult cats use. She had trouble moving it without help at first, but now she can get it moving on her own!
Tria and her siblings have been lovingly bottle-raised after being abandoned at the shelter when only a few hours old. They are well-socialized and very human-bonded. Along with their human fosters, they have been raised and socialized with adult cats and a large dog.
Tria is fostered by April in Woodland, California.
Tria is: Neutered/Spayed, Vaccinated, FELV Tested, Dewormed, Microchipped, Wet Food, Dry Food, Litter Box Perfect
Purebreds Plus Cat Rescue is dedicated to matching exceptional cats (like me) with qualified adopters who will cherish me and create an ideal forever home.
If you believe you’re my perfect adopter please explain why in the comments section of my Adoption Application, and contact April at aprilfieldsrvt@gmail.com or (530) 400-3796. If you are unable to reach April please email info@purebredsplus.org.
NOTE: We prefer families with children bring them to the adoption appointment. Why? This allows interaction between the children and the cat. This helps ensure they will be a good fit for each other. A mismatch between a child and a cat is not in anyone’s best interests!