Midnight is a gorgeous longhair brown and black tabby.
This seven-year-old cat was left behind when her owner moved out of town and simply couldn’t take her along.
Midnight is Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) positive but it doesn’t slow her down a bit.
She has an incredible amount of energy and never wants to stop playing — just like a kitten.
Midnight is spayed. She recently had her teeth cleaned, and the veterinarian reports that she’s a healthy cat.
She may get along with some cats but it’s not clear how she would react to kids or dogs.
You can visit Midnight any day of the week at Wiscoy, where she stays most of the time. Wiscoy is located at 424 W. Aaron Dr., State College, Pa., 814-231-8711.
A guardian angel has paid Midnight’s adoption fee.
To learn more about her or any of the other dogs and cats that are available for adoption, visit the PAWS website.
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