Domino

At first, we weren't sure if Domino was going to stick around, and he wasn't so sure either. When he first came in, it was all lunges and swats, and we'll be honest: he had us on our toes. But what we were witnessing wasn't a mean cat, it was classic cage rage. Some cats just don't do well locked up, and Domino was one of them.<br/><br/>Once he settled into the a room, though? Total shift. Domino turned over a brand-new leaf. Now he's rubbing up on legs, approaching people hopefully, and thriving in the company of other cats. <br/><br/>Domino is still learning how to let his guard down, and he needs someone who can accept him fully, even if he has the occasional spicy flare-up. He may act tough, but the scars and beat-up look he came with tell the truth: this boy wasn't the bully, he was the one being bullied. He's not aggressive. He's just been through it and is rightfully scared. <br/><br/>So if you're willing to take a chance and let Domino line up right into your heart (pun very much intended), he might just be the last piece you've been missing.

At first, we weren't sure if Domino was going to stick around, and he wasn't so sure either. When he first came in, it was all lunges and swats, and we'll be honest: he had us on our toes. But what we were witnessing wasn't a mean cat, it was classic cage rage. Some cats just don't do well locked up, and Domino was one of them.

Once he settled into the a room, though? Total shift. Domino turned over a brand-new leaf. Now he's rubbing up on legs, approaching people hopefully, and thriving in the company of other cats.

Domino is still learning how to let his guard down, and he needs someone who can accept him fully, even if he has the occasional spicy flare-up. He may act tough, but the scars and beat-up look he came with tell the truth: this boy wasn't the bully, he was the one being bullied. He's not aggressive. He's just been through it and is rightfully scared.

So if you're willing to take a chance and let Domino line up right into your heart (pun very much intended), he might just be the last

At first, we weren't sure if Domino was going to stick around, and he wasn't so sure either. When he first came in, it was all lunges and swats, and we'll be honest: he had us on our toes. But what we were witnessing wasn't a mean cat, it was classic cage rage. Some cats just don't do well locked up, and Domino was one of them.

Once he settled into the a room, though? Total shift. Domino turned over a brand-new leaf. Now he's rubbing up on legs, approaching people hopefully, and thriving in the company of other cats.

Domino is still learning how to let his guard down, and he needs someone who can accept him fully, even if he has the occasional spicy flare-up. He may act tough, but the scars and beat-up look he came with tell the truth: this boy wasn't the bully, he was the one being bullied. He's not aggressive. He's just been through it and is rightfully scared.

So if you're willing to take a chance and let Domino line up right into your heart (pun very much intended), he might just be the last piece you've been missing.