Luna

DOB: 08/03/24<br/>Luna arrived in GRASP care very young and very pregnant. In June 2025 she gave birth to eight kittens, all of whom have found their forever homes.<br/>Luna is fit and trim (we would love to know how she retained her figure after childbirth). But don’t let her physique fool you, she is full of personality. She is inquisitive and playful. She seeks attention from her foster humans and is growing into a lapcat, though she prefers to not be suddenly picked up or grabbed.Luna was initially skittish of the slightly territorial resident cat. But Luna has found her way, claiming spaces as her own and defending her meals. Luna seems nonplussed by her fellow foster kitty. Luna would do well as a solo kitty or with other calm cats. She has not, to our knowledge, been exposed to dogs.She likes to scratch on horizontal surfaces rather than vertical. Fortunately, she has been learning to use the horizontal scratch pad.Don’t pass this girl off as just another black kitty. Her fur is shiny and her eyes a gorgeous green. She is beautiful in both body and spirit - deserving of a great forever home!<br/>This cat has been combo-tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV, received all age-appropriate vaccinations and is altered.

DOB: 08/03/24
Luna arrived in GRASP care very young and very pregnant. In June 2025 she gave birth to eight kittens, all of whom have found their forever homes.
Luna is fit and trim (we would love to know how she retained her figure after childbirth). But don’t let her physique fool you, she is full of personality. She is inquisitive and playful. She seeks attention from her foster humans and is growing into a lapcat, though she prefers to not be suddenly picked up or grabbed.Luna was initially skittish of the slightly territorial resident cat. But Luna has found her way, claiming spaces as her own and defending her meals. Luna seems nonplussed by her fellow foster kitty. Luna would do well as a solo kitty or with other calm cats. She has not, to our knowledge, been exposed to dogs.She likes to scratch on horizontal surfaces rather than vertical. Fortunately, she has been learning to use the horizontal scratch pad.Don’t pass this girl off as just another black kitty. Her fur is shiny and her eyes a gorgeous green. Sh

DOB: 08/03/24
Luna arrived in GRASP care very young and very pregnant. In June 2025 she gave birth to eight kittens, all of whom have found their forever homes.
Luna is fit and trim (we would love to know how she retained her figure after childbirth). But don’t let her physique fool you, she is full of personality. She is inquisitive and playful. She seeks attention from her foster humans and is growing into a lapcat, though she prefers to not be suddenly picked up or grabbed.Luna was initially skittish of the slightly territorial resident cat. But Luna has found her way, claiming spaces as her own and defending her meals. Luna seems nonplussed by her fellow foster kitty. Luna would do well as a solo kitty or with other calm cats. She has not, to our knowledge, been exposed to dogs.She likes to scratch on horizontal surfaces rather than vertical. Fortunately, she has been learning to use the horizontal scratch pad.Don’t pass this girl off as just another black kitty. Her fur is shiny and her eyes a gorgeous green. She is beautiful in both body and spirit - deserving of a great forever home!
This cat has been combo-tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV, received all age-appropriate vaccinations and is altered.