Cinnabon

Meet Cinnabon! Cinnabon is a strikingly beautiful gray and white spotted tabby, a year old. Her spots are similar to Bengals, so she may have some Bengal in her. She came to us August 2024 when she was found in a Culpeper garage, darting here and there, frightened to death, but desperately wanting to stay to get food. We never know what traumatic experience a cat has been through when they come to us. Thankfully, the Good Samaritan took pity on her, made sure she felt safe and was fed, and contacted us. When she came into care, Cinnabon was still frightened and timid, so we put her in with another litter of 3 boys that were her age (Boston, Zeppole, and Long John). She made friends and played, cuddled with them, and began to relax and feel safe.<br/><br/>Cinnabon is still very timid and takes awhile to warm up, but, like her name, she is so sweet. She loves to play with foil krinkly balls, climb, and gets along with other cats. She likes to be pet, as long as you move slowly and, once she knows you, is fairly easy to handle, though she is skittish at first and will take a long while to warm up. Cinnabon will need a quiet, low activity home with either a patient, loving human(s) she can be a companion to with/without older kids over the age of 14. I think she would also benefit by having a cat friend in her home to snuggle up with - we strongly suggest another cat being in the home or she be adopted with another cat so that she could acclimate to her new home easier, but if she spends one-on-one time with her person, that would work too, but please be patient.<br/><br/>She is ready to go home with an approved application and is dewormed, spayed, had her FVRCP and Rabies vaccines, combo tested negative, and is microchipped with a lifetime registration. You won&#39;t need to pay to reregister every year, we&#39;ve taken care of it! If you can give this sweet girl a home and a family, please let us know. GoodMews22@aol.com or call 540.717.4420 Thank you! Interested? Please fill out a digital application! https://submit.jotform.com/221029453063044

Meet Cinnabon! Cinnabon is a strikingly beautiful gray and white spotted tabby, a year old. Her spots are similar to Bengals, so she may have some Bengal in her. She came to us August 2024 when she was found in a Culpeper garage, darting here and there, frightened to death, but desperately wanting to stay to get food. We never know what traumatic experience a cat has been through when they come to us. Thankfully, the Good Samaritan took pity on her, made sure she felt safe and was fed, and contacted us. When she came into care, Cinnabon was still frightened and timid, so we put her in with another litter of 3 boys that were her age (Boston, Zeppole, and Long John). She made friends and played, cuddled with them, and began to relax and feel safe.

Cinnabon is still very timid and takes awhile to warm up, but, like her name, she is so sweet. She loves to play with foil krinkly balls, climb, and gets along with other cats. She likes to be pet, as long as you move slowly and, once she knows you, is fairly easy to handle,

Meet Cinnabon! Cinnabon is a strikingly beautiful gray and white spotted tabby, a year old. Her spots are similar to Bengals, so she may have some Bengal in her. She came to us August 2024 when she was found in a Culpeper garage, darting here and there, frightened to death, but desperately wanting to stay to get food. We never know what traumatic experience a cat has been through when they come to us. Thankfully, the Good Samaritan took pity on her, made sure she felt safe and was fed, and contacted us. When she came into care, Cinnabon was still frightened and timid, so we put her in with another litter of 3 boys that were her age (Boston, Zeppole, and Long John). She made friends and played, cuddled with them, and began to relax and feel safe.

Cinnabon is still very timid and takes awhile to warm up, but, like her name, she is so sweet. She loves to play with foil krinkly balls, climb, and gets along with other cats. She likes to be pet, as long as you move slowly and, once she knows you, is fairly easy to handle, though she is skittish at first and will take a long while to warm up. Cinnabon will need a quiet, low activity home with either a patient, loving human(s) she can be a companion to with/without older kids over the age of 14. I think she would also benefit by having a cat friend in her home to snuggle up with - we strongly suggest another cat being in the home or she be adopted with another cat s