Take Me Home Tuesday: Sassy
Sassy is a 12-year-old domestic longhair cat looking for her forever home after spending about three weeks at the Sudbury SPCA.
She is a confident and independent feline with fluffy brown tortoiseshell-coloured fur that weighs about 6.2 kilograms.
Sassy, 12, has been at the Sudbury SPCA for around three weeks and is looking for her forever home. Aug. 9/22 (Chelsea Papineau/CTV Northern Ontario)
Being a senior cat, her adoption fee is only $100.
Find out more about her, her personality and her ideal home during our new weekly Take Me Home Tuesday feature on CTV News at 5 or CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca.
Currently, there are many cats and two puppies waiting to be adopted in Sudbury. Find more information here.
Take the Meet Your Match quiz to help find an animal with behaviour and interests that be right for you.
Sassy was in the Pure Country Sudbury studio this morning:
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