Cindy Lou

Cindy's life began on the streets, but her story took a different turn. Trapped as a feral kitten, she couldn't be returned to her outdoor home after testing positive for FeLV (feline leukemia virus). At just 2 years old, she has already spent more than a year at the SPCA, overlooked by adopters and waiting for someone willing to see past her diagnosis.<br/><br/>While Cindy isn't fond of human touch, that doesn't mean she's not full of life and charm. She lights up during playtime, enjoys the company of other cats, and never says no to snack time with her favorite people. She thrives with feline friends and would love a home where she can run, play, and be her quirky, independent self - all while having someone who respects her boundaries.<br/><br/>Cindy may not be a lap cat, but she's the kind of companion who will bring joy, laughter, and warmth to the right home. Could you be the one to give her the second chance she's been waiting for?

Cindy's life began on the streets, but her story took a different turn. Trapped as a feral kitten, she couldn't be returned to her outdoor home after testing positive for FeLV (feline leukemia virus). At just 2 years old, she has already spent more than a year at the SPCA, overlooked by adopters and waiting for someone willing to see past her diagnosis.

While Cindy isn't fond of human touch, that doesn't mean she's not full of life and charm. She lights up during playtime, enjoys the company of other cats, and never says no to snack time with her favorite people. She thrives with feline friends and would love a home where she can run, play, and be her quirky, independent self - all while having someone who respects her boundaries.

Cindy may not be a lap cat, but she's the kind of companion who will bring joy, laughter, and warmth to the right home. Could you be the one to give her the second chance she's been waiting for?

Cindy's life began on the streets, but her story took a different turn. Trapped as a feral kitten, she couldn't be returned to her outdoor home after testing positive for FeLV (feline leukemia virus). At just 2 years old, she has already spent more than a year at the SPCA, overlooked by adopters and waiting for someone willing to see past her diagnosis.

While Cindy isn't fond of human touch, that doesn't mean she's not full of life and charm. She lights up during playtime, enjoys the company of other cats, and never says no to snack time with her favorite people. She thrives with feline friends and would love a home where she can run, play, and be her quirky, independent self - all while having someone who respects her boundaries.

Cindy may not be a lap cat, but she's the kind of companion who will bring joy, laughter, and warmth to the right home. Could you be the one to give her the second chance she's been waiting for?