Diamond

Meet Diamond, a beautiful two-year-old tuxedo girl with the silkiest fur, the sweetest heart, and the saddest story.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Diamond spent the first two years of her life as someone’s companion. Life was not easy, but she had a roof over her head and food on her table. Then, through circumstances entirely beyond her control, everything changed. Her owner lost his home and, unable to keep Diamond in the place where he was staying, sadly made the decision to put the poor kitty outside. That was when Diamond’s terrible struggles began.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Having spent her life until then as a house cat, she simply had no idea how to defend herself or survive on the streets. In the sweltering summer heat, she suddenly had to learn to fend for herself among other cats who would chase and attack her.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Thankfully, she was found by one of the neighbors and has been residing in a foster home since then.<br/><br/><br/><br/>It did not take long for her fosters to discover what a loving little girl she is. Diamond loves people. She greets them with happy, soft meows, gently bumps them with her head asking for affection and head scratches, and loves being on a lap. She simply wants to be close to people and to be loved.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Diamond is now ready to begin a new chapter in her life. She would love to have a home where she will never again have to wonder whether she belongs, and a loving family who will never leave her behind again.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Diamond is a healthy kitty with impeccable litter-box manners. She is also very neat with her food and water bowls, a real lady.<br/><br/><br/><br/>She is fully vetted, FIV/FeLV negative, spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Most of all, she longs to be part of a loving family. She has so much love in her heart and is ready to share it.

Meet Diamond, a beautiful two-year-old tuxedo girl with the silkiest fur, the sweetest heart, and the saddest story.



Diamond spent the first two years of her life as someone’s companion. Life was not easy, but she had a roof over her head and food on her table. Then, through circumstances entirely beyond her control, everything changed. Her owner lost his home and, unable to keep Diamond in the place where he was staying, sadly made the decision to put the poor kitty outside. That was when Diamond’s terrible struggles began.



Having spent her life until then as a house cat, she simply had no idea how to defend herself or survive on the streets. In the sweltering summer heat, she suddenly had to learn to fend for herself among other cats who would chase and attack her.



Thankfully, she was found by one of the neighbors and has been residing in a foster home since then.



It did not take long for her fosters to discover what a loving little girl she is. Di

Meet Diamond, a beautiful two-year-old tuxedo girl with the silkiest fur, the sweetest heart, and the saddest story.



Diamond spent the first two years of her life as someone’s companion. Life was not easy, but she had a roof over her head and food on her table. Then, through circumstances entirely beyond her control, everything changed. Her owner lost his home and, unable to keep Diamond in the place where he was staying, sadly made the decision to put the poor kitty outside. That was when Diamond’s terrible struggles began.



Having spent her life until then as a house cat, she simply had no idea how to defend herself or survive on the streets. In the sweltering summer heat, she suddenly had to learn to fend for herself among other cats who would chase and attack her.



Thankfully, she was found by one of the neighbors and has been residing in a foster home since then.



It did not take long for her fosters to discover what a loving little girl she is. Diamond loves people. She greets them with happy, soft meows, gently bumps them with her head asking for affection and head scratches, and loves being on a lap. She simply wants to be close to people and to be loved.



Diamond is now ready to begin a new chapter in her life. She would love to have a home where she will never again have to wonder whether she belongs, and a loving fam