Aine

Meet Aine! <br/><br/>Aine is a tiny, sweet seal point with the cutest squeaky little meow. She has a quirky personality. She'll sleep on you all night, beside you while you work, and on top of you while you watch TV, but if you approach her quickly, she shies away from you as if she had been hit before. If you get on her level she is easier to approach, but she has improved greatly since we rescued her in April and I think she will continue when she feels safe - we have too many cats. I can also now hold her, and she doesn't squirm. <br/><br/>One of our favorite things about her? Aine will actually beckon us to bed when she thinks it's time to turn in. <br/><br/>Aine was abandoned and trapped while doing TNR at another home, and during her spay discovered she had 2 tumors. She was one lucky girl. They were caught early and x-rays show no sign of spreading. We also realized the poor girl had dental issues that have been taken care of. She doesn't have any teeth, but she can eat wet and dry food. The dental extraction resolved the periodontal disease and resorption, but she still show some signs of stomatitis, but the inflammation has greatly reduced. She may need some gingipro down the road to help her, but at the moment she is doing fine without any medications. <br/><br/>She has adjusted to our busy house of five cats, 2 adult fosters and foster kittens—but she's definitely not a huge fan of having quite so many roommates! She would make a wonderful companion in a home as a single cat or with one or two other older cats. <br/><br/>She's also good with our older dog, who doesn't try to interact with them.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a sweet little companion who will quietly follow your routine, sleep beside you, and be your daytime companion, Aine might be your perfect girl.

Meet Aine!

Aine is a tiny, sweet seal point with the cutest squeaky little meow. She has a quirky personality. She'll sleep on you all night, beside you while you work, and on top of you while you watch TV, but if you approach her quickly, she shies away from you as if she had been hit before. If you get on her level she is easier to approach, but she has improved greatly since we rescued her in April and I think she will continue when she feels safe - we have too many cats. I can also now hold her, and she doesn't squirm.

One of our favorite things about her? Aine will actually beckon us to bed when she thinks it's time to turn in.

Aine was abandoned and trapped while doing TNR at another home, and during her spay discovered she had 2 tumors. She was one lucky girl. They were caught early and x-rays show no sign of spreading. We also realized the poor girl had dental issues that have been taken care of. She doesn't have any teeth, but she can eat wet and dry food. The dental extraction resolve

Meet Aine!

Aine is a tiny, sweet seal point with the cutest squeaky little meow. She has a quirky personality. She'll sleep on you all night, beside you while you work, and on top of you while you watch TV, but if you approach her quickly, she shies away from you as if she had been hit before. If you get on her level she is easier to approach, but she has improved greatly since we rescued her in April and I think she will continue when she feels safe - we have too many cats. I can also now hold her, and she doesn't squirm.

One of our favorite things about her? Aine will actually beckon us to bed when she thinks it's time to turn in.

Aine was abandoned and trapped while doing TNR at another home, and during her spay discovered she had 2 tumors. She was one lucky girl. They were caught early and x-rays show no sign of spreading. We also realized the poor girl had dental issues that have been taken care of. She doesn't have any teeth, but she can eat wet and dry food. The dental extraction resolved the periodontal disease and resorption, but she still show some signs of stomatitis, but the inflammation has greatly reduced. She may need some gingipro down the road to help her, but at the moment she is doing fine without any medications.

She has adjusted to our busy house of five cats, 2 adult fosters and foster kittens—but she's definitely not a huge fan of having quite so many ro