Crema

Meet Crema — affectionate, playful, and delightfully quirky!<br/><br/>Crema is the kind of cat who leaves no doubt about how much she adores her people. She enjoys curling up on your lap or chest and offering gentle licks to your hands and feet. She’s a cuddle bug, and her affection is sincere—especially when food is involved!<br/><br/>This sweet girl is a great work-from-home buddy who enjoys snoozing on the dining chair or gazing out the window to birdwatch and people-watch. She's an enthusiastic jumper (still chasing the high score), and wand toys and fuzzy catnip mice are her jam. You’ll know when she wants to play—she might proudly parade her toys to the bedroom door or patiently stare at you with the most hilarious “feed me” expression.<br/><br/>Crema is a creature of routine. She loves the calming tones of cat relaxation music, waits for the last drop of almond milk from your cereal, and even stretches alongside you with a perfect cat-version of downward dog. She’s confident, loving, and very much a companion cat—but she also likes her boundaries respected. When overstimulated or not in the mood to be touched, she may give a gentle nibble to let you know she needs space.<br/><br/>Crema is happiest as the only pet in the home—other animals make her feel a bit anxious and unsure, so she’s looking for a space where she can fully relax and be herself. She’s done well with older, respectful children (around 10 and up) and would thrive with people who understand when a cat needs love, and when she needs a little space. She’s also not shy about voicing her opinions—especially if she’s hoping for an early breakfast or a little late-night fun (zoomies included).<br/><br/>Crema is currently in a foster home. If you're looking for a deeply affectionate solo cat to share your space, routines, and heart, submit an adoption application to meet her!

Meet Crema — affectionate, playful, and delightfully quirky!

Crema is the kind of cat who leaves no doubt about how much she adores her people. She enjoys curling up on your lap or chest and offering gentle licks to your hands and feet. She’s a cuddle bug, and her affection is sincere—especially when food is involved!

This sweet girl is a great work-from-home buddy who enjoys snoozing on the dining chair or gazing out the window to birdwatch and people-watch. She's an enthusiastic jumper (still chasing the high score), and wand toys and fuzzy catnip mice are her jam. You’ll know when she wants to play—she might proudly parade her toys to the bedroom door or patiently stare at you with the most hilarious “feed me” expression.

Crema is a creature of routine. She loves the calming tones of cat relaxation music, waits for the last drop of almond milk from your cereal, and even stretches alongside you with a perfect cat-version of downward dog. She’s confident, loving, and very much a companion cat—but

Meet Crema — affectionate, playful, and delightfully quirky!

Crema is the kind of cat who leaves no doubt about how much she adores her people. She enjoys curling up on your lap or chest and offering gentle licks to your hands and feet. She’s a cuddle bug, and her affection is sincere—especially when food is involved!

This sweet girl is a great work-from-home buddy who enjoys snoozing on the dining chair or gazing out the window to birdwatch and people-watch. She's an enthusiastic jumper (still chasing the high score), and wand toys and fuzzy catnip mice are her jam. You’ll know when she wants to play—she might proudly parade her toys to the bedroom door or patiently stare at you with the most hilarious “feed me” expression.

Crema is a creature of routine. She loves the calming tones of cat relaxation music, waits for the last drop of almond milk from your cereal, and even stretches alongside you with a perfect cat-version of downward dog. She’s confident, loving, and very much a companion cat—but she also likes her boundaries respected. When overstimulated or not in the mood to be touched, she may give a gentle nibble to let you know she needs space.

Crema is happiest as the only pet in the home—other animals make her feel a bit anxious and unsure, so she’s looking for a space where she can fully relax and be herself. She’s done well with older, respectful children (around 10 and