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A735608
Located At: City of Sacramento Animal Care Services
Description: My name is Guava and I am a female, gray tabby Domestic Shorthair.
Age: The shelter staff think I am about 9 weeks old.
Weight: I weigh 2.64 lbs.
More Info: I have been at the shelter since May 31, 2026.
THIS ANIMAL IS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION!
We are open 7 days a week from 12 pm – 5 pm for walk-in adoptions.
When you decide which animal you want to meet, join our virtual waitlist (follow instructions on the sign in front of the shelter to join using your phone).
If you don't have a smartphone, a staff member can put you on the waitlist after we open.
Meet Guava!
Brief Bio: I fostered Guava and her sisters, Mango and Kiwi, for 4 weeks from the time they were 5 to 9 weeks old. During that time, Guava transformed into a very curious and loving kitten! She started off as the most aloof, but has since become the most attached, running over whenever I come in the room. She also loves to explore and loves to climb! Her future home will have to be kitten proofed, as if there is a cubby she can fit in or a shelf she can reach, she will reach it. She tries to bolt out the door as soon as it's open, but after escaping is content to sniff around a new area. Guava loves to climb her rob tree, look out the window, and tackle her sisters. Guava has fluffy, longish gray fur.
Summary of Personality:A very curious, bold, and sweet girl! She can be feisty and persistent when making escape attempts, but at the end of the day just wants someone to shower her with love and attention. She will make an amazing companion as she continues to grow up!
Home Life (experience with kids & other pets, etc):Guava has not met kids or other pets, but has done well meeting other adults and loves to play with her sisters! Guava is less prone than her sisters to attacking fingers and toes.
Include any observations of being house trained (or not):Guava is great at using the litter box 99% of the time. She seems to not always like stepping on the pellet litter - she likes to try to walk on top of the edge of the box - so once she's old enough she may prefer clay more - but for now she occassionally plays with a pellet so needs to stick with that for a while. If there happens to be something on the ground near the litter box (paper, blanket, etc.) that feels good to dig on, she might make a mistake.
Is your foster litter box trained?:Yes
THIS ANIMAL IS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION!
We are open 7 days a week from 12 pm – 5 pm for walk-in adoptions.
When you decide which animal you want to meet, join our virtual waitlist (follow instructions on the sign in front of the shelter to join using your phone).
If you don't have a smartphone, a staff member can put you on the waitlist after we open.
Meet Guava!
Brief Bio: I fostered Guava and her sisters, Mango and Kiwi, for 4 weeks from the time they were 5 to 9 weeks old. During that time, Guava transformed into a very curious and loving kitten! She started off as the most aloof, but has since become the most attached, running over whenever I come in the room. She also loves to explore and loves to climb! Her future home will have to be kitten proofed, as if there is a cubby she can fit in or a shelf she can reach, she will reach it. She tries to bolt out the door as soon as it's open, but after escaping is content to sniff around a new area. Guava loves to climb her rob tree, look out the window, and tackle her sisters. Guava has fluffy, longish gray fur.
Summary of Personality:A very curious, bold, and sweet girl! She can be feisty and persistent when making escape attempts, but at the end of the day just wants someone to shower her with love and attention. She will make an amazing companion as she continues to grow up!
Home Life (experience with kids & other pets, etc):Guava has not met kids or other pets, but has done well meeting other adults and loves to play with her sisters! Guava is less prone than her sisters to attacking fingers and toes.
Include any observations of being house trained (or not):Guava is great at using the litter box 99% of the time. She seems to not always like stepping on the pellet litter - she likes to try to walk on top of the edge of the box - so once she's old enough she may prefer clay more - but for now she occassionally plays with a pellet so needs to stick with that for a while. If there happens to be something on the ground near the litter box (paper, blanket, etc.) that feels good to dig on, she might make a mistake.
Is your foster litter box trained?:Yes
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Shelter information
Location: City of Sacramento Animal Care Services
Address: 2127 Front St.
Sacramento, CA 95818
Sacramento, CA 95818
