





Bell
- Adult
- Female
- Medium
- Domestic Short Hair
About Bell
Belmont, NY
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Bell’s Compatibility
This pet has bad compatibility with kids.
This pet has bad compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
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Bell's Story
My name is Belle, and I’m the queen of this hallway at the shelter—but I long to be the queen of your heart.<br/><br/>When I first arrived over a year ago, I came in as a cruelty case. I was overwhelmed and unsure of what would happen to me, so I wouldn’t let anyone touch me without putting up my defenses. I hissed and tucked myself away, not yet realizing that humans were reaching out to be my friends.<br/><br/>But something magical happened here. People spoke to me like I mattered. They waited instead of hurrying. They never rushed me or forced me to interact. And little by little, I discovered I wasn’t invisible—I was important.<br/><br/>All of that patience paid off. I’ve grown so much that I’ve been promoted to hallway duty. I’m the first face you see when you step into the cat wing of the SPCA. I greet you with a chirp, a confident strut, and a graceful weave around your legs, like I’ve been expecting you all along. I soak up attention like a star, then flick my tail to remind you that royalty enjoys affection… on its own terms.<br/><br/>I’m elegant, independent, and just a little sassy. I love connection, but I treasure respect even more. I’d be happiest in a peaceful home—no dogs, perhaps a mellow feline companion, and loved ones who understand that trust is something you earn and cherish.<br/><br/>I’ve already learned how to bloom here. Now I’m just waiting to flourish in your home.
My name is Belle, and I’m the queen of this hallway at the shelter—but I long to be the queen of your heart.
When I first arrived over a year ago, I came in as a cruelty case. I was overwhelmed and unsure of what would happen to me, so I wouldn’t let anyone touch me without putting up my defenses. I hissed and tucked myself away, not yet realizing that humans were reaching out to be my friends.
But something magical happened here. People spoke to me like I mattered. They waited instead of hurrying. They never rushed me or forced me to interact. And little by little, I discovered I wasn’t invisible—I was important.
All of that patience paid off. I’ve grown so much that I’ve been promoted to hallway duty. I’m the first face you see when you step into the cat wing of the SPCA. I greet you with a chirp, a confident strut, and a graceful weave around your legs, like I’ve been expecting you all along. I soak up attention like a star, then flick my tail to remind you that royalty enjoys affection… on its
My name is Belle, and I’m the queen of this hallway at the shelter—but I long to be the queen of your heart.
When I first arrived over a year ago, I came in as a cruelty case. I was overwhelmed and unsure of what would happen to me, so I wouldn’t let anyone touch me without putting up my defenses. I hissed and tucked myself away, not yet realizing that humans were reaching out to be my friends.
But something magical happened here. People spoke to me like I mattered. They waited instead of hurrying. They never rushed me or forced me to interact. And little by little, I discovered I wasn’t invisible—I was important.
All of that patience paid off. I’ve grown so much that I’ve been promoted to hallway duty. I’m the first face you see when you step into the cat wing of the SPCA. I greet you with a chirp, a confident strut, and a graceful weave around your legs, like I’ve been expecting you all along. I soak up attention like a star, then flick my tail to remind you that royalty enjoys affection… on its own terms.
I’m elegant, independent, and just a little sassy. I love connection, but I treasure respect even more. I’d be happiest in a peaceful home—no dogs, perhaps a mellow feline companion, and loved ones who understand that trust is something you earn and cherish.
I’ve already learned how to bloom here. Now I’m just waiting to flourish in your home.
How To Adopt
Bell is from SPCA Serving Allegany County
[Belmont, NY]
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