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This Week's Pet: Can PAWS Give You the Sweetest Taboo?

That's the name of this 9-year-old domestic long hair cat, but there's nothing forbidden about her.

Taboo, unfortunately, has become a familiar cat around the PAWS Animal Shelter.

This 9-year-old domestic long hair cat was adopted earlier in the year, but she was returned in October when things didn't work out between her and her owner. But that doesn't mean she wouldn't make a nice addition to someone else's home.

Taboo might be an older feline, but she has a lot of energy and loves to play (just check out the video in the media gallery). She's a litter box-trained cat who is spayed and up to date on her shots. And even though she's playful, Taboo isn't overly aggressive or a biter.

Looking for more adoptable pets?

  • Damon might be a pint-size canine, but he's got a big heart.
  • Squirt is Agent Double-Oh Cute and is a feline with a license to steal your heart.
  • Snuggles is a cat who lives up to her name.
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  • , still needs a home.

Pets with new homes

, was recently adopted. Other success stories include , and Patches the cat. Rosie and Lily, a pair of adorable Dachshunds, have also found owners.

 

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