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daisy mae

Name: Daisy Mae
Brand: City of Jacksonville - Animal Care and Control Center

Domestic Long Hair

Jacksonville, FLAvailable for adoption0 views

Species

cat

Gender

female

Age

2 · Adult

Weight

10 lbs

Size

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Training

Untrained

About daisy mae

Adult cats may be calmer than kittens, but make no mistake, cats like Daisy May come with a whole bunch of personality! Some prefer a nice lap to nap on and others prefer to be loved from a distanceâsome even like having a job to do or âhuntingâ toy mice all day. If youâre looking to add more sunshine naps and playtime to your life, Daisy May could be your perfect fit!

Color

Gray

Personality & Traits

🛋️Fuzzy furnitureCoat Length: Medium

Health & Care

Health Status

healthy

Spayed / Neutered

Unknown

Microchipped

Unknown

Vaccinations

unknown

Compatibility

Good with kids

Good with dogs

Good with cats

Good with other animals

Suits active household

Can be left alone

Additional Information

Adoption Status

available

Listed Since

August 5, 2026 (today)

Adoption Fee

Unknown

Each organization sets the adoption fee for their animals. Adoption fees help cover the cost of this animal’s care as well as allowing the organization to help more animals.