Kiki

Kiki was found by a previous Thistle Cat adopter after she came out from underneath a car in her apartment building parking lot. She was wet, disheveled, and incredibly hungry.<br/><br/>Her finder tried to welcome Kiki into her home with her resident cat, and she truly gave it every chance to work. After several weeks of slow introductions, enrichment, counseling and guidance from Thistle Cat, it became clear that the resident cat simply was not going to accept a new sister. Kiki was being bullied, hiding, and becoming afraid to come out and play.<br/><br/>So Kiki came to Thistle Cat, where she is now waiting for the loving, accepting family she deserves. <br/><br/>Kiki definitely falls into the category of "aggressively affectionate." Personal space? She has never heard of it. She wants to be right in your face, rubbing her cheeks all over you and making sure you leave covered in a little kitty spit.<br/><br/>She is unbelievably sweet and absolutely lives for attention. If you're looking for an independent cat who keeps to herself, Kiki is not your girl. But if you want a devoted lap companion who will attach herself to you like a tiny furry barnacle, she may be exactly what you're looking for.<br/><br/>She loves just about every toy she can get her paws on, and her hammock basket in the cat tree is one of her absolute favorite places to lounge.<br/><br/>For the first time in her young life, Kiki is ready to find a home where she can truly relax, play, and know that she belongs.

Kiki was found by a previous Thistle Cat adopter after she came out from underneath a car in her apartment building parking lot. She was wet, disheveled, and incredibly hungry.

Her finder tried to welcome Kiki into her home with her resident cat, and she truly gave it every chance to work. After several weeks of slow introductions, enrichment, counseling and guidance from Thistle Cat, it became clear that the resident cat simply was not going to accept a new sister. Kiki was being bullied, hiding, and becoming afraid to come out and play.

So Kiki came to Thistle Cat, where she is now waiting for the loving, accepting family she deserves.

Kiki definitely falls into the category of "aggressively affectionate." Personal space? She has never heard of it. She wants to be right in your face, rubbing her cheeks all over you and making sure you leave covered in a little kitty spit.

She is unbelievably sweet and absolutely lives for attention. If you're looking for an independent cat who keeps to

Kiki was found by a previous Thistle Cat adopter after she came out from underneath a car in her apartment building parking lot. She was wet, disheveled, and incredibly hungry.

Her finder tried to welcome Kiki into her home with her resident cat, and she truly gave it every chance to work. After several weeks of slow introductions, enrichment, counseling and guidance from Thistle Cat, it became clear that the resident cat simply was not going to accept a new sister. Kiki was being bullied, hiding, and becoming afraid to come out and play.

So Kiki came to Thistle Cat, where she is now waiting for the loving, accepting family she deserves.

Kiki definitely falls into the category of "aggressively affectionate." Personal space? She has never heard of it. She wants to be right in your face, rubbing her cheeks all over you and making sure you leave covered in a little kitty spit.

She is unbelievably sweet and absolutely lives for attention. If you're looking for an independent cat who keeps to herself, Kiki is not your girl. But if you want a devoted lap companion who will attach herself to you like a tiny furry barnacle, she may be exactly what you're looking for.

She loves just about every toy she can get her paws on, and her hammock basket in the cat tree is one of her absolute favorite places to lounge.

For the first time in her young life, Kiki is ready to find a