Ivy

Meet Ivy, the diva with a flair for the dramatic. She’s the kind of girl who loves company but insists on being the center of attention. When you walk in, she might roll onto her back, tempting you with the illusion of a belly rub. Spoiler alert: she doesn’t actually want one. But a head scratch or chin rubs? Oh, that’s her true weakness.<br/><br/>Ivy is perfectly content with children and other cats. However, she thrives in a calmer environment where her humans are as patient as she is. She’s not one to shy away from new faces; in fact, she’s quite the social butterfly. When Ivy wants attention, she’ll make sure you know it by rubbing up against your legs. And when she’s had enough, she’ll let you know by giving a gentle tap with her paw or by walking away often choosing to lounge nearby and watch the action from afar. She would be a great addition to any family!

Meet Ivy, the diva with a flair for the dramatic. She’s the kind of girl who loves company but insists on being the center of attention. When you walk in, she might roll onto her back, tempting you with the illusion of a belly rub. Spoiler alert: she doesn’t actually want one. But a head scratch or chin rubs? Oh, that’s her true weakness.

Ivy is perfectly content with children and other cats. However, she thrives in a calmer environment where her humans are as patient as she is. She’s not one to shy away from new faces; in fact, she’s quite the social butterfly. When Ivy wants attention, she’ll make sure you know it by rubbing up against your legs. And when she’s had enough, she’ll let you know by giving a gentle tap with her paw or by walking away often choosing to lounge nearby and watch the action from afar. She would be a great addition to any family!

Meet Ivy, the diva with a flair for the dramatic. She’s the kind of girl who loves company but insists on being the center of attention. When you walk in, she might roll onto her back, tempting you with the illusion of a belly rub. Spoiler alert: she doesn’t actually want one. But a head scratch or chin rubs? Oh, that’s her true weakness.

Ivy is perfectly content with children and other cats. However, she thrives in a calmer environment where her humans are as patient as she is. She’s not one to shy away from new faces; in fact, she’s quite the social butterfly. When Ivy wants attention, she’ll make sure you know it by rubbing up against your legs. And when she’s had enough, she’ll let you know by giving a gentle tap with her paw or by walking away often choosing to lounge nearby and watch the action from afar. She would be a great addition to any family!