Indy

Indy is a 5-year-old short-haired grey female rescued from a challenging hoarding case in Indiana, PA, this past fall. After the homeowner was hospitalized, leaving numerous cats behind, Starlight Strays Sanctuary worked alongside the Indiana County Humane Society and the family to assess the situation. What we found was heartbreaking-cats living in overcrowded, unsafe conditions. A total of 19 cats were rescued, and Indy is one of five still in our care.<br/><br/>Despite her difficult start, Indy has made significant progress during her time with us. She is still shy and takes time to feel comfortable, but her gentle nature shines through with patience and love. Indy would thrive in a calm, quiet home without children, where someone can give her the time and care she needs to continue healing. She is available for foster or foster-to-adopt, and with the right person, we know Indy will flourish into a loyal and loving companion.

Indy is a 5-year-old short-haired grey female rescued from a challenging hoarding case in Indiana, PA, this past fall. After the homeowner was hospitalized, leaving numerous cats behind, Starlight Strays Sanctuary worked alongside the Indiana County Humane Society and the family to assess the situation. What we found was heartbreaking-cats living in overcrowded, unsafe conditions. A total of 19 cats were rescued, and Indy is one of five still in our care.

Despite her difficult start, Indy has made significant progress during her time with us. She is still shy and takes time to feel comfortable, but her gentle nature shines through with patience and love. Indy would thrive in a calm, quiet home without children, where someone can give her the time and care she needs to continue healing. She is available for foster or foster-to-adopt, and with the right person, we know Indy will flourish into a loyal and loving companion.

Indy is a 5-year-old short-haired grey female rescued from a challenging hoarding case in Indiana, PA, this past fall. After the homeowner was hospitalized, leaving numerous cats behind, Starlight Strays Sanctuary worked alongside the Indiana County Humane Society and the family to assess the situation. What we found was heartbreaking-cats living in overcrowded, unsafe conditions. A total of 19 cats were rescued, and Indy is one of five still in our care.

Despite her difficult start, Indy has made significant progress during her time with us. She is still shy and takes time to feel comfortable, but her gentle nature shines through with patience and love. Indy would thrive in a calm, quiet home without children, where someone can give her the time and care she needs to continue healing. She is available for foster or foster-to-adopt, and with the right person, we know Indy will flourish into a loyal and loving companion.