Cole

Cole has an update!<br/><br/>One of the most important parts of caring for shelter cats is getting to know who they really are.<br/><br/>When Cole and Mickey first arrived, we thought they might need to be adopted together. As we've watched them grow and settle into shelter life, we've learned more about each of their unique personalities.<br/><br/>We're happy to share that Cole also does **not** need to be adopted with Mickey.<br/><br/>In fact, Cole has really started to come out of his shell. Lately, he's been enjoying gentle pets and showing us a quieter, affectionate side that wasn't immediately obvious when he first arrived.<br/><br/>He's still the thoughtful one, often taking a moment to observe before joining in, but once he feels comfortable, he's a wonderful companion.<br/><br/>Every cat deserves the home that's the best fit for *them*. Sometimes that means keeping a pair together, and sometimes it means giving each cat the opportunity to find the family that's just right.<br/><br/>We can't wait to see where Cole's journey leads next. Maybe it's with you.

Cole has an update!

One of the most important parts of caring for shelter cats is getting to know who they really are.

When Cole and Mickey first arrived, we thought they might need to be adopted together. As we've watched them grow and settle into shelter life, we've learned more about each of their unique personalities.

We're happy to share that Cole also does **not** need to be adopted with Mickey.

In fact, Cole has really started to come out of his shell. Lately, he's been enjoying gentle pets and showing us a quieter, affectionate side that wasn't immediately obvious when he first arrived.

He's still the thoughtful one, often taking a moment to observe before joining in, but once he feels comfortable, he's a wonderful companion.

Every cat deserves the home that's the best fit for *them*. Sometimes that means keeping a pair together, and sometimes it means giving each cat the opportunity to find the family that's just right.

We can't wait to see where Cole's

Cole has an update!

One of the most important parts of caring for shelter cats is getting to know who they really are.

When Cole and Mickey first arrived, we thought they might need to be adopted together. As we've watched them grow and settle into shelter life, we've learned more about each of their unique personalities.

We're happy to share that Cole also does **not** need to be adopted with Mickey.

In fact, Cole has really started to come out of his shell. Lately, he's been enjoying gentle pets and showing us a quieter, affectionate side that wasn't immediately obvious when he first arrived.

He's still the thoughtful one, often taking a moment to observe before joining in, but once he feels comfortable, he's a wonderful companion.

Every cat deserves the home that's the best fit for *them*. Sometimes that means keeping a pair together, and sometimes it means giving each cat the opportunity to find the family that's just right.

We can't wait to see where Cole's journey leads next. Maybe it's with you.