Edith

My name is Edith, and if I’m being completely honest, the world still feels a little too big and a little too loud.<br/><br/>My earliest memories aren't of soft blankets or gentle hands. They’re of cold gravel, shaking ground, and the deafening roar of trains rumbling down the railroad tracks where my brothers, Gideon and Percy, and I tried our best to keep each other safe. We were so small, and everything around us was so harsh. When you start life having to be brave before you even know how to play, it takes a little time for your heart to believe that the danger has passed.<br/><br/>Even though I’ve left the tracks far behind, I still carry a quiet heart. When we first meet, you might find me tucked away in a cozy corner, watching you with wide, cautious eyes. I want so badly to trust, but I need just a little patience while I learn the rhythm of your voice and the kindness in your footsteps.<br/><br/>Once I know I’m safe with you, something wonderful happens: I blossom.<br/><br/>The quiet girl melts away, and I’ll reach out for soft chin scratches, curl my tiny body into your lap, and hum the sweetest, gentlest purr you’ve ever heard. I don’t ask for much—just a warm corner, an understanding heart, and someone who won’t rush me to be bold before I’m ready.<br/><br/>I’ve spent my whole life waiting for a quiet place to call home. If you have the patience to let me bloom at my own pace, I promise to give you all the love my little heart has been saving just for you.<br/><br/>**Edith will be spayed and FIV/ Feline Leukemia combo tested prior to going to her new home. She has been given a feline distemper vaccination and a dewormer.**<br/><br/>Edith will have an adoption fee of $105 with an approved adoption application. This fee will cover the cost of her spay, vaccination given in shelter, dewormer, and FIV combo test. This fee does NOT cover the cost of her Rabies vaccination. This additional fee of $45.09 is paid by her adopter, directly to the vet clinic at time of pick up. <br/><br/>If you'd like to be considered for Edith's adoption, you may submit an application here:<br/><br/>https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/LBMO/Cat<br/><br/>The Liberty Animal Shelter is open Monday-Friday 10a.m. to 6p.m. and 10a.m. to 3p.m. on the weekends.<br/>*hours are subject to change*<br/><br/>We cannot guarantee the availability of any particular animal.

My name is Edith, and if I’m being completely honest, the world still feels a little too big and a little too loud.

My earliest memories aren't of soft blankets or gentle hands. They’re of cold gravel, shaking ground, and the deafening roar of trains rumbling down the railroad tracks where my brothers, Gideon and Percy, and I tried our best to keep each other safe. We were so small, and everything around us was so harsh. When you start life having to be brave before you even know how to play, it takes a little time for your heart to believe that the danger has passed.

Even though I’ve left the tracks far behind, I still carry a quiet heart. When we first meet, you might find me tucked away in a cozy corner, watching you with wide, cautious eyes. I want so badly to trust, but I need just a little patience while I learn the rhythm of your voice and the kindness in your footsteps.

Once I know I’m safe with you, something wonderful happens: I blossom.

The quiet girl melts away, and I’ll reach

My name is Edith, and if I’m being completely honest, the world still feels a little too big and a little too loud.

My earliest memories aren't of soft blankets or gentle hands. They’re of cold gravel, shaking ground, and the deafening roar of trains rumbling down the railroad tracks where my brothers, Gideon and Percy, and I tried our best to keep each other safe. We were so small, and everything around us was so harsh. When you start life having to be brave before you even know how to play, it takes a little time for your heart to believe that the danger has passed.

Even though I’ve left the tracks far behind, I still carry a quiet heart. When we first meet, you might find me tucked away in a cozy corner, watching you with wide, cautious eyes. I want so badly to trust, but I need just a little patience while I learn the rhythm of your voice and the kindness in your footsteps.

Once I know I’m safe with you, something wonderful happens: I blossom.

The quiet girl melts away, and I’ll reach out for soft chin scratches, curl my tiny body into your lap, and hum the sweetest, gentlest purr you’ve ever heard. I don’t ask for much—just a warm corner, an understanding heart, and someone who won’t rush me to be bold before I’m ready.

I’ve spent my whole life waiting for a quiet place to call home. If you have the patience to let me bloom at my own pace, I promise to give you all th