Brewer

Brewer is a pint-sized floof with a tiny meow, an even tinier purr.<br/><br/>This fuzzy little tabby was found all alone under a car in Whitefish Bay. Not exactly the ideal accommodations for a baby with such luxurious hair. Thankfully, Brewer quickly took to comforts of indoor living, and she's quickly discovering that this arrangement has some serious perks.<br/><br/>Brewer is an exceptionally sweet, gentle girl with a coat that's ridiculously soft. She loves being held, has the most delicate little meow, and rewards affection with a low, contented purr. She's developing a fondness for toys she can carry around in her mouth, particularly mice and soft wool or sparkle balls.<br/><br/>Having only recently discovered indoor life, Brewer can be a bit timid at first. She's still figuring out whether humans are trustworthy or possibly planning to eat her. So far, the evidence is looking pretty good! Being scooped up and cuddled seems to make her feel safe, and she's growing more comfortable with her new surroundings every day.<br/><br/>One thing Brewer has already figured out? Other cats are great. She adores her foster family's resident cat and looks to him for comfort and reassurance. She'll need a friendly feline companion in her forever home to continue showing her the ropes, preferably one who can explain things like vacuum cleaners and why humans insist on kissing kittens on the forehead.<br/><br/>Brewer is a sweetheart who could thrive in a variety of homes, including one with children. All she needs is a little patience, plenty of love, and a feline friend to help her navigate this strange new world.<br/><br/>Apply to adopt Brewer! She's ready for a lifetime of cuddles, companionship, and being told how ridiculously cute she is.<br/><br/>DOB: 8/21/26<br/><br/>All cats are altered, microchipped, dewormed and given age appropriate vaccinations.<br/><br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE: We do not have a physical shelter, therefore all our cats reside in foster homes. We do require a completed application prior to setting up a Meet & Greet in a foster home. Complete an application today! https://www.urbancats.org/adopt<br/><br/>Si necesitas ayuda en Español, por favor contáctenos a info@urbancats.org.<br/><br/>If cats are listed, consider them available. Please do not email or call us asking if they are still available. Visit our website www.urbancats.org/process for additional information about our organization, adoption policies and adoption fees.

Brewer is a pint-sized floof with a tiny meow, an even tinier purr.

This fuzzy little tabby was found all alone under a car in Whitefish Bay. Not exactly the ideal accommodations for a baby with such luxurious hair. Thankfully, Brewer quickly took to comforts of indoor living, and she's quickly discovering that this arrangement has some serious perks.

Brewer is an exceptionally sweet, gentle girl with a coat that's ridiculously soft. She loves being held, has the most delicate little meow, and rewards affection with a low, contented purr. She's developing a fondness for toys she can carry around in her mouth, particularly mice and soft wool or sparkle balls.

Having only recently discovered indoor life, Brewer can be a bit timid at first. She's still figuring out whether humans are trustworthy or possibly planning to eat her. So far, the evidence is looking pretty good! Being scooped up and cuddled seems to make her feel safe, and she's growing more comfortable with her new surroundings every day.

Brewer is a pint-sized floof with a tiny meow, an even tinier purr.

This fuzzy little tabby was found all alone under a car in Whitefish Bay. Not exactly the ideal accommodations for a baby with such luxurious hair. Thankfully, Brewer quickly took to comforts of indoor living, and she's quickly discovering that this arrangement has some serious perks.

Brewer is an exceptionally sweet, gentle girl with a coat that's ridiculously soft. She loves being held, has the most delicate little meow, and rewards affection with a low, contented purr. She's developing a fondness for toys she can carry around in her mouth, particularly mice and soft wool or sparkle balls.

Having only recently discovered indoor life, Brewer can be a bit timid at first. She's still figuring out whether humans are trustworthy or possibly planning to eat her. So far, the evidence is looking pretty good! Being scooped up and cuddled seems to make her feel safe, and she's growing more comfortable with her new surroundings every day.

One thing Brewer has already figured out? Other cats are great. She adores her foster family's resident cat and looks to him for comfort and reassurance. She'll need a friendly feline companion in her forever home to continue showing her the ropes, preferably one who can explain things like vacuum cleaners and why humans insist on kissing kittens on the forehead.

Brewer is a sweet