Dulce

Meet Dulce!<br/><br/>This sweet girl has had a rough start and is still learning that people can be kind. She is very shy and scared, but beneath that fear is a gentle soul who deserves the chance to finally feel safe and loved.<br/><br/>She is currently staying in a crate at her rescuer’s home, which keeps her safe, but what she truly needs is a patient, calm adopter or foster who can give her the time and space to decompress and slowly build trust. With consistency and love, we believe she will blossom — she just needs someone willing to go at her pace.<br/><br/>Personality<br/> • Very shy and timid<br/> • Not aggressive, just fearful<br/> • Needs a quiet, low-traffic home<br/> • Will require patience, routine, and gentle socialization<br/> • Best for someone experienced with shy or undersocialized cats<br/><br/>She may not be a lap cat right away, but the most rewarding bonds often come from cats who learn to trust after being scared. Watching her confidence grow will be incredibly special for the right person.<br/><br/>Medical<br/> • Spayed<br/> • During her spay appointment, the vet noted a small bump near her eye<br/> • The doctor was not concerned at the time and advised to simply keep an eye on it and recheck in the future<br/> • At this time, she is doing well and showing no signs of discomfort<br/><br/>Any adopter should be willing to continue routine vet care and monitor the bump as recommended.<br/><br/>Ideal Home<br/> • Quiet environment<br/> • Patient adopter who understands shy cats<br/> • Someone willing to work on socialization slowly and gently<br/> • A home where she can feel safe and not rushed<br/><br/>Dulce is fully vetted and ready to go home: Spayed/Neutered, Vaccinated for Rabies & FVRCP, Tested negative for FIV/FeLV, Microchipped, Flea and Parasite free.<br/><br/>If you are interested in meeting this sweetheart, submit an application in our website, and get to know them better by checking out our adoptions album https://www.findyourcatpanion.org/our-adoptables/adopt-a-cat

Meet Dulce!

This sweet girl has had a rough start and is still learning that people can be kind. She is very shy and scared, but beneath that fear is a gentle soul who deserves the chance to finally feel safe and loved.

She is currently staying in a crate at her rescuer’s home, which keeps her safe, but what she truly needs is a patient, calm adopter or foster who can give her the time and space to decompress and slowly build trust. With consistency and love, we believe she will blossom — she just needs someone willing to go at her pace.

Personality
• Very shy and timid
• Not aggressive, just fearful
• Needs a quiet, low-traffic home
• Will require patience, routine, and gentle socialization
• Best for someone experienced with shy or undersocialized cats

She may not be a lap cat right away, but the most rewarding bonds often come from cats who learn to trust after being scared. Watching her confidence grow will be incredibly special fo

Meet Dulce!

This sweet girl has had a rough start and is still learning that people can be kind. She is very shy and scared, but beneath that fear is a gentle soul who deserves the chance to finally feel safe and loved.

She is currently staying in a crate at her rescuer’s home, which keeps her safe, but what she truly needs is a patient, calm adopter or foster who can give her the time and space to decompress and slowly build trust. With consistency and love, we believe she will blossom — she just needs someone willing to go at her pace.

Personality
• Very shy and timid
• Not aggressive, just fearful
• Needs a quiet, low-traffic home
• Will require patience, routine, and gentle socialization
• Best for someone experienced with shy or undersocialized cats

She may not be a lap cat right away, but the most rewarding bonds often come from cats who learn to trust after being scared. Watching her confidence grow will be incredibly special for the right person.

Medical
• Spayed
• During her spay appointment, the vet noted a small bump near her eye
• The doctor was not concerned at the time and advised to simply keep an eye on it and recheck in the future
• At this time, she is doing well and showing no signs of discomfort

Any adopter should be willing to continue routine ve