DAIN

Meet these resilient rescue cats who recently arrived from a hoarding situation. These cats are now taking their first steps toward a brighter future. Though understandably slow to warm up in new environments, Dain's sweet soul has shown no signs of aggression-only quiet curiosity and a tender heart that's beginning to peek through as he decompresses.<br/><br/>Every day, we see a little more trust, a little more comfort, and a little more personality. With patience, kindness, and a peaceful home, Dain will have the chance to blossom into the confident, affectionate companion we know he can be.<br/><br/>If you're ready to offer patience, understanding, and love, this kitty is ready to build a new life with you.<br/><br/>Here are some helpful notes about his demeanor and the strides he's made adjusting to his foster environment: <br/><br/>Summary<br/>- Dain is a very sweet, and also very shy, boy. He appears to be well-socialized. <br/>- He needs to be in the right mood for play, but when he is, Dain comes to life when playing. Once he further comes out of his shell, he'll likely want a lot of stimulation and play time in any future forever home.<br/>- Dain is affectionate and typically purrs when petted. He seems to seek out play more than he does petting/affection, though. When in the right mood, he can turn into a lap cat but this is more rare. He is OK with being picked up/held but for short periods.<br/>- Dain's biggest barrier to adoption is his extreme shyness and hiding behavior, which hopefully will abate over time. He also exhibits vocal behaviors - he's a great conversationalist! <br/>- He's been great with children and would likely be great with an engaged older child or teenager.<br/>- A future adopter may need to closely monitor his water intake and supplementing dry food with broth or water, especially when he's getting introduced to a new home and nervous.

Meet these resilient rescue cats who recently arrived from a hoarding situation. These cats are now taking their first steps toward a brighter future. Though understandably slow to warm up in new environments, Dain's sweet soul has shown no signs of aggression-only quiet curiosity and a tender heart that's beginning to peek through as he decompresses.

Every day, we see a little more trust, a little more comfort, and a little more personality. With patience, kindness, and a peaceful home, Dain will have the chance to blossom into the confident, affectionate companion we know he can be.

If you're ready to offer patience, understanding, and love, this kitty is ready to build a new life with you.

Here are some helpful notes about his demeanor and the strides he's made adjusting to his foster environment:

Summary
- Dain is a very sweet, and also very shy, boy. He appears to be well-socialized.
- He needs to be in the right mood for play, but when he is, Dain comes to life when playing

Meet these resilient rescue cats who recently arrived from a hoarding situation. These cats are now taking their first steps toward a brighter future. Though understandably slow to warm up in new environments, Dain's sweet soul has shown no signs of aggression-only quiet curiosity and a tender heart that's beginning to peek through as he decompresses.

Every day, we see a little more trust, a little more comfort, and a little more personality. With patience, kindness, and a peaceful home, Dain will have the chance to blossom into the confident, affectionate companion we know he can be.

If you're ready to offer patience, understanding, and love, this kitty is ready to build a new life with you.

Here are some helpful notes about his demeanor and the strides he's made adjusting to his foster environment:

Summary
- Dain is a very sweet, and also very shy, boy. He appears to be well-socialized.
- He needs to be in the right mood for play, but when he is, Dain comes to life when playing. Once he further comes out of his shell, he'll likely want a lot of stimulation and play time in any future forever home.
- Dain is affectionate and typically purrs when petted. He seems to seek out play more than he does petting/affection, though. When in the right mood, he can turn into a lap cat but this is more rare. He is OK with being picked up/held but for short periods.
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