Clover

Meet Clover <br/><br/>Clover is a stunning 3-year-old calico with a quiet spirit and a playful side that's just waiting to shine.<br/><br/>Like many cats, Clover is happiest when life is predictable and low-stress. We've learned that sharing her home with other animals causes her enough stress that she develops bladder inflammation and begins avoiding the litter box. Since moving into a calm environment with the right medical support, she's been doing much better. She's currently eating a prescription urinary diet and taking gabapentin to help keep her comfortable, and she'll need a home where she can continue that care as the only pet.<br/><br/>Clover isn't a lap cat, and she'd rather keep all four paws on the ground than be carried around. But don't mistake her independence for a lack of affection! Once she settles in and feels safe, her playful personality starts to emerge. Wand toys, little mice, and interactive games are some of her favorite ways to connect with her people.<br/><br/>Clover has been waiting at the shelter for nearly a month, and we know her perfect match is out there. She doesn't need a busy household or a house full of furry friends-she just needs someone who appreciates a cat who loves on her own terms and is willing to give her the calm, peaceful home she deserves.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a beautiful companion who will reward your patience with trust, playfulness, and quiet companionship, Clover may be the one you've been waiting for.<br/>This sweet girl has a gentle heart and loves spending her days relaxing in cozy spots, soaking up the sunshine, and enjoying the company of her favorite people. Once she feels comfortable, Clover is affectionate, loving, and happy to be by your side.<br/><br/>Clover is looking for a home where she can be the one and only feline. She prefers not to share her space with other cats and will thrive as your spoiled princess, soaking up all the love and attention for herself.<br/><br/>To help keep her feeling her best, Clover is on a prescription urinary diet that supports her bladder health and helps her maintain healthy litterbox habits. With this simple routine and regular veterinary care, she can continue living a happy, comfortable life.<br/><br/>If you're searching for a sweet, devoted companion who will reward your kindness with endless love, Clover may be the perfect addition to your family. Come meet this special girl you might just find that she's your lucky Clover!

Meet Clover

Clover is a stunning 3-year-old calico with a quiet spirit and a playful side that's just waiting to shine.

Like many cats, Clover is happiest when life is predictable and low-stress. We've learned that sharing her home with other animals causes her enough stress that she develops bladder inflammation and begins avoiding the litter box. Since moving into a calm environment with the right medical support, she's been doing much better. She's currently eating a prescription urinary diet and taking gabapentin to help keep her comfortable, and she'll need a home where she can continue that care as the only pet.

Clover isn't a lap cat, and she'd rather keep all four paws on the ground than be carried around. But don't mistake her independence for a lack of affection! Once she settles in and feels safe, her playful personality starts to emerge. Wand toys, little mice, and interactive games are some of her favorite ways to connect with her people.

Clover has been waiting at the shelte

Meet Clover

Clover is a stunning 3-year-old calico with a quiet spirit and a playful side that's just waiting to shine.

Like many cats, Clover is happiest when life is predictable and low-stress. We've learned that sharing her home with other animals causes her enough stress that she develops bladder inflammation and begins avoiding the litter box. Since moving into a calm environment with the right medical support, she's been doing much better. She's currently eating a prescription urinary diet and taking gabapentin to help keep her comfortable, and she'll need a home where she can continue that care as the only pet.

Clover isn't a lap cat, and she'd rather keep all four paws on the ground than be carried around. But don't mistake her independence for a lack of affection! Once she settles in and feels safe, her playful personality starts to emerge. Wand toys, little mice, and interactive games are some of her favorite ways to connect with her people.

Clover has been waiting at the shelter for nearly a month, and we know her perfect match is out there. She doesn't need a busy household or a house full of furry friends-she just needs someone who appreciates a cat who loves on her own terms and is willing to give her the calm, peaceful home she deserves.

If you're looking for a beautiful companion who will reward your patience with trust, playfulness, and quiet companionshi