Cheyenne

Cheyenne is a 5-year-old Himalayan who is as sweet as they come. But she is a particular type of cat. She is not the type of cat ready to snuggle up in your lap. Some come to rescues wary, confused, or overwhelmed—especially if theyve had limited human interaction or come from stressful environments. These cats arent broken or difficult—they simply have to learn how to trust. And showing she is a good student, Cheyenne learned pretty quickly.<br/>Though she is still not a snuggler (but that could come), she has come a long way. Still requiring a calm environment in which she is the only cat, Cheyenne now seeks out pets and will take treats from your hand, which is new for her and shows that she is beginning to trust.<br/>She likes to play with the fishing pole-type toys and will occasionally zoomie around. Her favourite pastime is looking out the window. When you pick her up (which she allows but is not a huge fan of) you will realize that her size is all fur. Cheyenne is a tiny girl.<br/>Like all Himalayans, Cheyenne requires daily brushing. She loves it as it has been paired with treats. She has just begun to eat wet food to go with the dry food. She is not a big eater but definitely prefers the wet to the dry. She uses the litter without fail.<br/>Cheyenne is waiting for her forever family that understands that she will need patience until she feels comfortable. It wont take long, and your patience will be paid off in spades.<br/><br/>Please complete an application for this cat online at: https://www.chatopia.ca/forms<br/><br/>******<br/>Cheyenne est une himalayenne de 5 ans dune douceur incomparable. Mais cest une chatte un peu particulière. Elle nest pas du genre à venir se blottir sur vos genoux. Certains chats arrivent dans les refuges méfiants, désorientés ou dépassés par les événements, surtout sils ont eu peu de contacts avec les humains ou sils viennent denvironnements stressants. Ces chats ne sont ni abîmés ni difficiles : ils doivent simplement apprendre à faire confiance. Et comme elle est une élève douée, Cheyenne a appris assez rapidement.<br/>Même si elle nest toujours pas du genre à se blottir (mais cela pourrait venir), elle a fait dénormes progrès. Ayant toujours besoin dun environnement calme où elle est la seule chatte, Cheyenne vient désormais chercher des caresses et prendra des friandises dans votre main, ce qui est nouveau pour elle et montre quelle commence à faire confiance.<br/>Elle aime jouer avec des jouets de type canne à pêche et se met parfois à courir dans tous les sens. Son passe-temps favori est de regarder par la fenêtre. Lorsque vous la prenez dans vos bras (ce quelle autorise sans plus), vous vous rendez compte que sa taille est entièrement due à sa fourrure. Cheyenne est une toute petite chatte.<br/>Comme tous les himalayens, Cheyenne a besoin dêtre brossée quotidiennement. Elle adore ça, car cette routine est associée à des friandises. Elle vient tout juste de commencer à manger de la nourriture humide en complément de ses croquettes. Elle na pas un gros appétit, mais préfère nettement la nourriture humide aux croquettes. Elle utilise sa litière sans faute.<br/>Cheyenne attend sa famille pour la vie, une famille qui comprendra quil faudra faire preuve de patience jusquà ce quelle se sente à laise. Cela ne prendra pas longtemps, et votre patience sera largement récompensée.<br/><br/>Veuillez remplir le formulaire d'adoption de ce chat en ligne à l'adresse suivante : https://www.chatopia.ca/forms

Cheyenne is a 5-year-old Himalayan who is as sweet as they come. But she is a particular type of cat. She is not the type of cat ready to snuggle up in your lap. Some come to rescues wary, confused, or overwhelmed—especially if theyve had limited human interaction or come from stressful environments. These cats arent broken or difficult—they simply have to learn how to trust. And showing she is a good student, Cheyenne learned pretty quickly.
Though she is still not a snuggler (but that could come), she has come a long way. Still requiring a calm environment in which she is the only cat, Cheyenne now seeks out pets and will take treats from your hand, which is new for her and shows that she is beginning to trust.
She likes to play with the fishing pole-type toys and will occasionally zoomie around. Her favourite pastime is looking out the window. When you pick her up (which she allows but is not a huge fan of) you will realize that her size is all fur. Cheyenne is a tiny girl.
Like all Himalayans, Cheyenne requir

Cheyenne is a 5-year-old Himalayan who is as sweet as they come. But she is a particular type of cat. She is not the type of cat ready to snuggle up in your lap. Some come to rescues wary, confused, or overwhelmed—especially if theyve had limited human interaction or come from stressful environments. These cats arent broken or difficult—they simply have to learn how to trust. And showing she is a good student, Cheyenne learned pretty quickly.
Though she is still not a snuggler (but that could come), she has come a long way. Still requiring a calm environment in which she is the only cat, Cheyenne now seeks out pets and will take treats from your hand, which is new for her and shows that she is beginning to trust.
She likes to play with the fishing pole-type toys and will occasionally zoomie around. Her favourite pastime is looking out the window. When you pick her up (which she allows but is not a huge fan of) you will realize that her size is all fur. Cheyenne is a tiny girl.
Like all Himalayans, Cheyenne requires daily brushing. She loves it as it has been paired with treats. She has just begun to eat wet food to go with the dry food. She is not a big eater but definitely prefers the wet to the dry. She uses the litter without fail.
Cheyenne is waiting for her forever family that understands that she will need patience until she feels comfortable. It wont take long, and your patience will be paid of