Annie

Annie (about 2 years old as of March, 2026) is a spayed female orange tabby tuxedo shorthaired cat. Annie was born on a farm in Antioch where kids raise goats for the 4H program, and having so many kids around she grew up very friendly and outgoing. Unfortunately they didn't get her in to be spayed in time and she came to us last year with a litter of kittens. Annie did a great job raising them and now that they've found homes it's her turn to find one! Since her kittens left Annie struggled to integrate with the other pets in her foster home; after a few months of drama she's getting along okay with other cats and tolerating the dogs, but we do think Annie would prefer to be an only cat or live with just one other calm cat that will give her space. People are what Annie really likes and she's looking to maximize her attention!

Annie (about 2 years old as of March, 2026) is a spayed female orange tabby tuxedo shorthaired cat. Annie was born on a farm in Antioch where kids raise goats for the 4H program, and having so many kids around she grew up very friendly and outgoing. Unfortunately they didn't get her in to be spayed in time and she came to us last year with a litter of kittens. Annie did a great job raising them and now that they've found homes it's her turn to find one! Since her kittens left Annie struggled to integrate with the other pets in her foster home; after a few months of drama she's getting along okay with other cats and tolerating the dogs, but we do think Annie would prefer to be an only cat or live with just one other calm cat that will give her space. People are what Annie really likes and she's looking to maximize her attention!

Annie (about 2 years old as of March, 2026) is a spayed female orange tabby tuxedo shorthaired cat. Annie was born on a farm in Antioch where kids raise goats for the 4H program, and having so many kids around she grew up very friendly and outgoing. Unfortunately they didn't get her in to be spayed in time and she came to us last year with a litter of kittens. Annie did a great job raising them and now that they've found homes it's her turn to find one! Since her kittens left Annie struggled to integrate with the other pets in her foster home; after a few months of drama she's getting along okay with other cats and tolerating the dogs, but we do think Annie would prefer to be an only cat or live with just one other calm cat that will give her space. People are what Annie really likes and she's looking to maximize her attention!