Izzo

Izzo is a quiet, striking beauty with very particular tastes. She enjoys watching birds out the window, lounging in the cat tree, and exploring boxes. She loves attention and to be brushed, but will let you know if you are doing it too long or "wrong" with a rather dramatic slap. If she's done with attention, she'd rather be admired from afar or interact through a cat wand. She may grow more open to the idea of being pampered once she has a special family, but she will not likely enjoy living with younger children who can't read her cues or handle her too rough.<br/><br/>Izzo was once rather choosy about her feline friends, but has since learned that she likes companionship of another quiet cat. She doesn't like to be jumped on or surprised but can be found cuddling with her more mellow friends. She may still take a while to warm up but is quite okay with living with another cat or two as long as they are respectful.

Izzo is a quiet, striking beauty with very particular tastes. She enjoys watching birds out the window, lounging in the cat tree, and exploring boxes. She loves attention and to be brushed, but will let you know if you are doing it too long or "wrong" with a rather dramatic slap. If she's done with attention, she'd rather be admired from afar or interact through a cat wand. She may grow more open to the idea of being pampered once she has a special family, but she will not likely enjoy living with younger children who can't read her cues or handle her too rough.

Izzo was once rather choosy about her feline friends, but has since learned that she likes companionship of another quiet cat. She doesn't like to be jumped on or surprised but can be found cuddling with her more mellow friends. She may still take a while to warm up but is quite okay with living with another cat or two as long as they are respectful.

Izzo is a quiet, striking beauty with very particular tastes. She enjoys watching birds out the window, lounging in the cat tree, and exploring boxes. She loves attention and to be brushed, but will let you know if you are doing it too long or "wrong" with a rather dramatic slap. If she's done with attention, she'd rather be admired from afar or interact through a cat wand. She may grow more open to the idea of being pampered once she has a special family, but she will not likely enjoy living with younger children who can't read her cues or handle her too rough.

Izzo was once rather choosy about her feline friends, but has since learned that she likes companionship of another quiet cat. She doesn't like to be jumped on or surprised but can be found cuddling with her more mellow friends. She may still take a while to warm up but is quite okay with living with another cat or two as long as they are respectful.