February Pet of the Month at the Multiple Sclerosis Center

February 12, 2015 Swedish Blogger

Cat: Kelly Bear
Owner: Misty
Age: 4
Breed: Domestic Longhair Calico
From: Eva's Eden - Cat Rescue, Blaine, Washington
Favorite toy: Toy bird that chirps
Favorite snack: Greenies treats
Unique fact: Only female cats can be Calico
Best trick: To walk on a leash or ride in a car
Describe your pet in one word: Love
How has your pet taught you to live life?
"She has shown unconditional love and taught me to open my heart and give people a chance to be my friend."
Advice for first time pet owners?
"Adopt a rescue animal and an older animal. We took Kelly Bear at 14 months and it was a perfect age. We adopted her shortly after I was diagnosed with CIS and RRMS. (Looking to adopt? Check out our local Humane Society.)"

To have your pet selected for Pet of the Month, e-mail a brief biography, photograph, and favorite toy/snack/activity to MSCenterE-mail@swedish.org

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