Freya

Freya 5-Year-Old Orange Polydactyl Queen <br/><br/>Freya is a confident, independent 5-year-old orange polydactyl girl who firmly believes every home needs a ruler—and she is happy to accept the position.<br/><br/>This beautiful extra-toed lady enjoys the finer things in life: lounging, being admired, plenty of pets, and having her humans available when she requests their services. Her figure suggests she has taken the lounging portion of her job very seriously.<br/><br/>Freya is affectionate and loves attention, but she has boundaries. She does not like being picked up. She prefers to come to you when she wants affection and may occasionally throw in one of those classic orange-girl love bites just to remind you whos in charge.<br/><br/>Freya came from a home with another cat and a dog and wasnt particularly fond of either, so we believe she would be happiest as the only pet. While we cant say she could never live with another animal, were looking for the environment where shes most likely to thrive—not simply tolerate her housemates.<br/><br/>Her ideal home is quiet, calm and predictable, with adults or mature older children who understand cat boundaries. No young children, please.<br/><br/>Freyas ideal kingdom:<br/><br/>* Calm, mature household<br/>* Preferably the only pet<br/>* Lots of attention and pets<br/>* No picking her up<br/>* Plenty of comfortable lounging spots<br/>* Older, cat-savvy kids may be okay<br/>* Bonus toes included at no additional charge<br/><br/>If youre looking for a confident, independent companion with a big personality, strong opinions and an impressive collection of toes, Freya may be your girl.<br/><br/>Please fill out an application at www.adoptmeakitten.org (Foster to Adopt) available

Freya 5-Year-Old Orange Polydactyl Queen

Freya is a confident, independent 5-year-old orange polydactyl girl who firmly believes every home needs a ruler—and she is happy to accept the position.

This beautiful extra-toed lady enjoys the finer things in life: lounging, being admired, plenty of pets, and having her humans available when she requests their services. Her figure suggests she has taken the lounging portion of her job very seriously.

Freya is affectionate and loves attention, but she has boundaries. She does not like being picked up. She prefers to come to you when she wants affection and may occasionally throw in one of those classic orange-girl love bites just to remind you whos in charge.

Freya came from a home with another cat and a dog and wasnt particularly fond of either, so we believe she would be happiest as the only pet. While we cant say she could never live with another animal, were looking for the environment where shes most likely to thrive—not simply tolerate her

Freya 5-Year-Old Orange Polydactyl Queen

Freya is a confident, independent 5-year-old orange polydactyl girl who firmly believes every home needs a ruler—and she is happy to accept the position.

This beautiful extra-toed lady enjoys the finer things in life: lounging, being admired, plenty of pets, and having her humans available when she requests their services. Her figure suggests she has taken the lounging portion of her job very seriously.

Freya is affectionate and loves attention, but she has boundaries. She does not like being picked up. She prefers to come to you when she wants affection and may occasionally throw in one of those classic orange-girl love bites just to remind you whos in charge.

Freya came from a home with another cat and a dog and wasnt particularly fond of either, so we believe she would be happiest as the only pet. While we cant say she could never live with another animal, were looking for the environment where shes most likely to thrive—not simply tolerate her housemates.

Her ideal home is quiet, calm and predictable, with adults or mature older children who understand cat boundaries. No young children, please.

Freyas ideal kingdom:

* Calm, mature household
* Preferably the only pet
* Lots of attention and pets
* No picking her up
* Plenty of comfortable lounging spots
* Older, cat-savvy kids may be