What do you call a friendly female feline with 3.14 legs and a birthday of March 14. Sweetie Pi, of course. 

Our veterinarian estimates that Pi was born in March of 2019. (W e're not mathletes or anything, but we think it's totally possible that Pi was born on #NationalPiDay, so we're going with it.)

About the 3.14 limbs thing...Pi's  missing her back foot, so she's actually got more like 3.75 limbs, but who's counting?  We don't know if she was born this way, or if she lost her foot due to trauma. We do know, however, that Sweetie Pi doesn't know she's any different--she runs, jumps, plays, and climbs just like any other cat.

Her "paws-abilities" aside, Pi's a love, as her name suggests. She's got a purr that would make a jungle cat proud and she uses it early and often. She loves to play, enjoys QT with the fam, and has mastered the "warm welcome" -- she comes to greet you when you enter the room, whether you've been gone 5 minutes or 5 hours. 

Pi's been in a foster home with cats and dogs, but she's more into people than she is into pets. We suspect that she'd be happiest as an only pet, or with a mellow, older cat or dog. 

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Pi's fixed, chipped, vaccinated, de-flead, dewormed, and tested negative for FIV and FeLV. Her tax-deductible adoption fee is $100.