Ma

Hi, my name is Ma! I'm a RED pawprint, which means I need an experienced home that meets some specific criteria. Here is what would work best for me in my new home:<br/>-Personality: Under-socialized, very skittish, sweet at heart<br/>-Can Live with Cats: Unknown history. Likely OK with slow and structured intros, or could stay with one of her kits!<br/>-Can Live with Dogs: Unknown history. Unlikely to do well with dogs. Up to counselor discretion<br/>-Can Live with Kids: Unknown history. Likely OK with teens and older, cat-experienced highly recommended<br/>-Needs Indoor Only Home: Not strictly required but always recommended for her safety.<br/>-History of Litter Box Issues: A couple accidents (amongst the whole family) but overall she clearly gets the concept. Unlikely to struggle if box cleaned frequently (daily).<br/>-Energy Level: Medium<br/>-Bite History: No<br/>-Needs Medical Procedure Before Going Home: Yes, a spay<br/><br/>Ma is a sweet momma cat who has had a pretty hard time adjusting to the shelter environment. She appears to be under-socialized with people, and gets very skittish whenever we try to interact. Nevertheless, she's been very tolerant of all our care and cleaning. A calm, predicable home is probably just what Ma needs to open up and show her true personality. An adopter who is patient and experienced with body language would be super helpful; she often purrs to self-sooth, so reading into the more subtle cues is crucial in better gauging her comfort!<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting, please fill out an application on our website (www.whatcomhumane.org/adopt) or in person at our facility. We recommend calling into the shelter after your application has been submitted so our front desk can give you next steps on our adoption process.

Hi, my name is Ma! I'm a RED pawprint, which means I need an experienced home that meets some specific criteria. Here is what would work best for me in my new home:
-Personality: Under-socialized, very skittish, sweet at heart
-Can Live with Cats: Unknown history. Likely OK with slow and structured intros, or could stay with one of her kits!
-Can Live with Dogs: Unknown history. Unlikely to do well with dogs. Up to counselor discretion
-Can Live with Kids: Unknown history. Likely OK with teens and older, cat-experienced highly recommended
-Needs Indoor Only Home: Not strictly required but always recommended for her safety.
-History of Litter Box Issues: A couple accidents (amongst the whole family) but overall she clearly gets the concept. Unlikely to struggle if box cleaned frequently (daily).
-Energy Level: Medium
-Bite History: No
-Needs Medical Procedure Before Going Home: Yes, a spay

Ma is a sweet momma cat who has had a pretty hard time adjusting to the shelter environment.

Hi, my name is Ma! I'm a RED pawprint, which means I need an experienced home that meets some specific criteria. Here is what would work best for me in my new home:
-Personality: Under-socialized, very skittish, sweet at heart
-Can Live with Cats: Unknown history. Likely OK with slow and structured intros, or could stay with one of her kits!
-Can Live with Dogs: Unknown history. Unlikely to do well with dogs. Up to counselor discretion
-Can Live with Kids: Unknown history. Likely OK with teens and older, cat-experienced highly recommended
-Needs Indoor Only Home: Not strictly required but always recommended for her safety.
-History of Litter Box Issues: A couple accidents (amongst the whole family) but overall she clearly gets the concept. Unlikely to struggle if box cleaned frequently (daily).
-Energy Level: Medium
-Bite History: No
-Needs Medical Procedure Before Going Home: Yes, a spay

Ma is a sweet momma cat who has had a pretty hard time adjusting to the shelter environment. She appears to be under-socialized with people, and gets very skittish whenever we try to interact. Nevertheless, she's been very tolerant of all our care and cleaning. A calm, predicable home is probably just what Ma needs to open up and show her true personality. An adopter who is patient and experienced with body language would be super helpful; she often purrs to self-sooth, so reading in