Planned PEThood of Georgia says Serena's limited vision doesn't slow her
With an estimated birthday of February 9, 2026, Serena loves cuddles and could live alone or with a feline friend.
Planned PEThood of Georgia is looking for a home for Serena, a cat with an estimated birthday of February 9, 2026. Serena has very limited vision, but she loves exploring and playing with her friends Orla, Ayla and Oliver.
Her favorite thing is being close to her person. The group says Serena would be happy as an only cat, and adopters can also consider one of her feline friends.
From Planned PEThood of Georgia· Instagram · Oct 18
Open the post“Adopt Serena: A Little Vision, A LOT of Love! 🐱💗 Say hello to Serena, a sweet girl with an estimated birthday of February 9, 2026, who proves that you don't need perfect vision to see the beauty in life! Serena has very limited vision, but that doesn't slow her down one bit! She loves exploring, playing with her friends Orla, Ayla, and Oliver, and showing off her playful side. But her favorite thing? Being close to her person and soaking up all the cuddles she can get. 🥰 Serena would be perfectly happy as your one and only kitty, but if you're thinking about adopting two, why not consider one of her feline friends, too? Double the kitties means double the purrs, double the cuddles, and double the love! ❤️🐾 Could Serena be the sweetheart you've been waiting for? Give this special girl a chance to find her forever home! Adoptions@pethoodga.org”
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