Adults Available for Adoption

My former owner was no longer able to care for me.  She thought I was a boy cat too.  It’s obvious I’m a calico and it’s been confirmed I’m a girl cat.  Don’t let my name scare you because you could change it to Mila or Miley or whatever you want.  Now about me.  If it looks like I’m a shy cat, it’s because I am.  However, I will let you pet me but I need some patient people to work with me and make me feel confident enough to stop hiding.  I’m a very quiet girl and won’t chase anyone.  Please find me a quiet home to bring out the best in me.

You’re probably wondering how a 10-year-old cat ends up at a shelter.  Unfortunately, my owner passed away and no one in the family wanted to take me.  When I arrived, my body was fully matted and it hurt.  So, I got a “Lion Cut” and I feel much better.  Don’t even feel sorry for me and try to make me wear a sweater because that only makes me angry.  You see, I might be considered a “Senior Cat” but I’m very independent and I can be a little feisty.  I like to hunker down on a warm blanket or a fluffy towel to keep warm but don’t tell anyone I told you that.  All you have to do is shake a bag of treats and I’m outta there.  Yes, I’m a little grumpy, I want to be back in a home, not a shelter.  I’ll get along with older cats after a couple days but don’t place with me very young kittens because they annoy me.  The same goes with very young kids.  I need a home with adults or older, cat savvy kids that know when I want attention and when I don’t.  Please bring out the loving side of me because I need some patience and love to help me heal from losing my former home.  I really am a nice guy but I’m still in shock from losing my home.