Ivy

She is healthy - friendly - playful with a lot of high energy. She's extremely affectionate - loves nothing more than to be held and cuddled and she snuggles right in and start petting us back.<br/><br/>She is curious to a fault. She tries to open treat packages. She will dive into empty boxes, laundry baskets. If there's a small opening she wants to explore. Fortunately she will pop her head out as soon as she hears us come in the room.<br/><br/>She does play rough with other cats and she doesn't care whether they're small or huge she will stalk them and jump on them and roll around with them whether they like it or not. She's learning to take hints from one of my cats that doesn't really like the other cats and they have forges sort of a bond as "frienemies" . He doesnt like other cats but he's learned to accept Ivy's antics. And Ivy has been learning to give him a little more space when he has had enough.<br/><br/>She has many nicknames, "trouble" "supergirl" are the two most common .<br/><br/>Ivy could use a family that will enjoy her antics and a playmate or two that will keep her busy.

She is healthy - friendly - playful with a lot of high energy. She's extremely affectionate - loves nothing more than to be held and cuddled and she snuggles right in and start petting us back.

She is curious to a fault. She tries to open treat packages. She will dive into empty boxes, laundry baskets. If there's a small opening she wants to explore. Fortunately she will pop her head out as soon as she hears us come in the room.

She does play rough with other cats and she doesn't care whether they're small or huge she will stalk them and jump on them and roll around with them whether they like it or not. She's learning to take hints from one of my cats that doesn't really like the other cats and they have forges sort of a bond as "frienemies" . He doesnt like other cats but he's learned to accept Ivy's antics. And Ivy has been learning to give him a little more space when he has had enough.

She has many nicknames, "trouble" "supergirl" are the two most common .

Ivy could use a family that

She is healthy - friendly - playful with a lot of high energy. She's extremely affectionate - loves nothing more than to be held and cuddled and she snuggles right in and start petting us back.

She is curious to a fault. She tries to open treat packages. She will dive into empty boxes, laundry baskets. If there's a small opening she wants to explore. Fortunately she will pop her head out as soon as she hears us come in the room.

She does play rough with other cats and she doesn't care whether they're small or huge she will stalk them and jump on them and roll around with them whether they like it or not. She's learning to take hints from one of my cats that doesn't really like the other cats and they have forges sort of a bond as "frienemies" . He doesnt like other cats but he's learned to accept Ivy's antics. And Ivy has been learning to give him a little more space when he has had enough.

She has many nicknames, "trouble" "supergirl" are the two most common .

Ivy could use a family that will enjoy her antics and a playmate or two that will keep her busy.