Dog aka Tessellation

Meet Dog – A Tiny Tabby with a Big Personality<br/><br/>Don’t let the name fool you—Dog is all cat. This petite grey tabby has beautiful stripes, delicate white paws, a sweet pink nose edged in black, and stunning golden eyes that always seem to be watching and wondering. She's small in size but fearless at heart.<br/><br/>Dog was the smallest of her litter but the bravest by far—when she was just a feral kitten, she was the first to take food and the first to step through an open door. Now, she’s a curious explorer who loves discovering cozy hideaways, chasing string toys, and cuddling at night (but only on her terms). While she’s not always a lap cat, she adores being near her person and will stare at you with love from the nearest window perch until you offer some well-deserved scritches.<br/><br/>What to Know:<br/>Dog can be a little standoffish at first—she wants to know what you’re all about. But once you pass her test (usually involving a toy on a string), she’s yours. She’ll seek out affection, cozy up with you at bedtime, and charm you with her independent spirit and golden eyes.<br/><br/>Dog’s Rescue Story:<br/>Dog and her siblings were born to a feral mom who brought them to the porch of a kind stranger. Dog was the first to eat, the first to play, and the first to step inside. Her boldness made her stand out immediately. Sadly, due to a sudden family crisis, her rescuer must urgently move and cannot take the cats along. Dog is a gem of a cat who deserves a home full of love, patience, and cozy windows.<br/><br/>4/2024<br/><br/>**************************************<br/>Our adoption fees are $125 for one, $200 for 2, and cover the spay/neuter, age-appropriate shots, microchip, combo test, deworming, and collar and ID tag.<br/><br/>We require our adopters are 21 years old or older, keep the cat inside only (unless on a leash/harness or in a catio), and do not decla

Meet Dog – A Tiny Tabby with a Big Personality

Don’t let the name fool you—Dog is all cat. This petite grey tabby has beautiful stripes, delicate white paws, a sweet pink nose edged in black, and stunning golden eyes that always seem to be watching and wondering. She's small in size but fearless at heart.

Dog was the smallest of her litter but the bravest by far—when she was just a feral kitten, she was the first to take food and the first to step through an open door. Now, she’s a curious explorer who loves discovering cozy hideaways, chasing string toys, and cuddling at night (but only on her terms). While she’s not always a lap cat, she adores being near her person and will stare at you with love from the nearest window perch until you offer some well-deserved scritches.

What to Know:
Dog can be a little standoffish at first—she wants to know what you’re all about. But once you pass her test (usually involving a toy on a string), she’s yours. She’ll seek out affection, cozy up with you at be

Meet Dog – A Tiny Tabby with a Big Personality

Don’t let the name fool you—Dog is all cat. This petite grey tabby has beautiful stripes, delicate white paws, a sweet pink nose edged in black, and stunning golden eyes that always seem to be watching and wondering. She's small in size but fearless at heart.

Dog was the smallest of her litter but the bravest by far—when she was just a feral kitten, she was the first to take food and the first to step through an open door. Now, she’s a curious explorer who loves discovering cozy hideaways, chasing string toys, and cuddling at night (but only on her terms). While she’s not always a lap cat, she adores being near her person and will stare at you with love from the nearest window perch until you offer some well-deserved scritches.

What to Know:
Dog can be a little standoffish at first—she wants to know what you’re all about. But once you pass her test (usually involving a toy on a string), she’s yours. She’ll seek out affection, cozy up with you at bedtime, and charm you with her independent spirit and golden eyes.

Dog’s Rescue Story:
Dog and her siblings were born to a feral mom who brought them to the porch of a kind stranger. Dog was the first to eat, the first to play, and the first to step inside. Her boldness made her stand out immediately. Sadly, due to a sudden family crisis, her rescuer must urgently move and cannot take