Daphne

Meet Daphne – The Soft-Spoken Sweetheart (Bonded with Mom, Cora)<br/><br/>Daphne is a gentle caliby beauty with the softest heart—you just have to give her the time and space to let it shine. Now 11 months old, she was rescued from a feral colony at just two weeks old and has been lovingly raised by her devoted mom, Cora, ever since.<br/><br/>Daphne is the most shy and skittish of the pair, deeply bonded to her mom for comfort and security. Wherever Cora goes, Daphne isn’t far behind. Whether they’re curled up together in a cozy corner or quietly watching the world from a window, these two share a connection that’s unbreakable.<br/><br/>Daphne may be slow to trust, but once she does, her love runs deep. Her ideal home is calm, quiet, and patient—somewhere she and her mom can decompress and feel safe as they continue to bloom together.<br/><br/>Their Ideal Home:<br/><br/>Cora and Daphne are looking for a peaceful, stable environment that honors their gentle spirits. The perfect adopter would be:<br/><br/>Patient and understanding of timid cats who need time<br/><br/>Living in a calm household without small children<br/><br/>Ideally with few or no other animals (or only very calm pets)<br/><br/>Cora and Daphne must be adopted together, as Daphne draws emotional strength from her mother’s presence. Their journey has always been side by side—and it’s only right that it continues that way.<br/><br/>These girls may not be instant lap cats, but they’re full of quiet affection and promise. With patience, they’ll reward you with a beautiful, tender companionship unlike any other.<br/><br/>Adopt Cora and Daphne and give this mother-daughter duo the calm, loving forever home they deserve.<br/><br/>Apply today and help complete their rescue story—with you.

Meet Daphne – The Soft-Spoken Sweetheart (Bonded with Mom, Cora)

Daphne is a gentle caliby beauty with the softest heart—you just have to give her the time and space to let it shine. Now 11 months old, she was rescued from a feral colony at just two weeks old and has been lovingly raised by her devoted mom, Cora, ever since.

Daphne is the most shy and skittish of the pair, deeply bonded to her mom for comfort and security. Wherever Cora goes, Daphne isn’t far behind. Whether they’re curled up together in a cozy corner or quietly watching the world from a window, these two share a connection that’s unbreakable.

Daphne may be slow to trust, but once she does, her love runs deep. Her ideal home is calm, quiet, and patient—somewhere she and her mom can decompress and feel safe as they continue to bloom together.

Their Ideal Home:

Cora and Daphne are looking for a peaceful, stable environment that honors their gentle spirits. The perfect adopter would be:

Patient and understan

Meet Daphne – The Soft-Spoken Sweetheart (Bonded with Mom, Cora)

Daphne is a gentle caliby beauty with the softest heart—you just have to give her the time and space to let it shine. Now 11 months old, she was rescued from a feral colony at just two weeks old and has been lovingly raised by her devoted mom, Cora, ever since.

Daphne is the most shy and skittish of the pair, deeply bonded to her mom for comfort and security. Wherever Cora goes, Daphne isn’t far behind. Whether they’re curled up together in a cozy corner or quietly watching the world from a window, these two share a connection that’s unbreakable.

Daphne may be slow to trust, but once she does, her love runs deep. Her ideal home is calm, quiet, and patient—somewhere she and her mom can decompress and feel safe as they continue to bloom together.

Their Ideal Home:

Cora and Daphne are looking for a peaceful, stable environment that honors their gentle spirits. The perfect adopter would be:

Patient and understanding of timid cats who need time

Living in a calm household without small children

Ideally with few or no other animals (or only very calm pets)

Cora and Daphne must be adopted together, as Daphne draws emotional strength from her mother’s presence. Their journey has always been side by side—and it’s only right that it continues that way.

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