May

May is a gentle, affectionate, and shy floof who was rescued from outdoors along with her two kittens — both of whom have since found their forever homes. Like so many devoted mama cats, May is still waiting patiently for hers. <br/><br/>She loves quiet company and cozy spaces, and she’s the perfect work-from-home companion. May enjoys sitting nearby while you work or watch TV and will gently remind you when it’s time for food, cheek rubs, or a clean litter box. If you wander off for a coffee, she’ll politely tell you to get back to it.<br/><br/>May shows her love through ankle head butts, wholehearted biscuits, and by wrapping her beautiful, fluffy tail around your legs. She’s perfectly behaved — no counter surfing or knocking things over — though she’ll appear on your lap in a flash if there’s sausage, cheese, or tomato sauce involved. <br/><br/>Because of her past, May takes a little time to feel comfortable being picked up — after all, most of the times she’s been picked up, it was to go to the vet! Once she trusts you, though, her affection truly shines. She has perfect litter habits, prefers wet food, and needs grooming care like a long-haired cat, as well as a bit of extra attention for her teeth and heart.<br/><br/>May was diagnosed with a grade 2 heart murmur, but she’ll be rechecked at her next vet visit to determine if or how it might affect her in the long term. For now, she’s doing wonderfully and continues to thrive in her foster home. <br/><br/>May is spayed, vaccinated (two FVRCP and one rabies vaccine), dewormed, and microchipped. The vet estimates her to be about one year old, though she looks like she could be closer to one to three years old.<br/><br/>May is the perfect match for someone who values peace, gentle affection, and quiet companionship — and who’s ready to give this loving mama the forever home she’s been waiting for. <br/><br/>To set up an appointment to meet Miss May, please email tnr.lapeche@gmail.com<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>Voici May <br/><br/>May est une chatte douce, affectueuse et un peu timide, qui a été sauvée de l’extérieur avec ses deux chatons — lesquels ont depuis trouvé leurs familles pour la vie. Comme tant de mamans courageuses, May attend encore patiemment la sienne. <br/><br/>Elle aime le calme et les endroits douillets, et c’est la compagne idéale pour le télétravail. May aime être près de toi pendant que tu travailles ou regardes la télévision, et elle te rappellera gentiment quand vient le moment de la nourrir, de lui faire des câlins ou de nettoyer sa litière. Si tu t’éloignes trop longtemps pour aller chercher un café, elle saura te rappeler à l’ordre. <br/><br/>May exprime son affection avec de doux coups de tête contre tes chevilles, de grands moments de « pétrissage », et en enroulant sa magnifique queue autour de tes jambes. Elle se comporte toujours bien — elle ne grimpe pas sur les comptoirs et ne renverse rien — sauf si tu manges quelque chose avec du fromage, de la sauce tomate ou des saucisses... dans ce cas, elle sera sur tes genoux en un éclair. <br/><br/>En raison de son passé, May met un peu de temps à s’habituer à être prise dans les bras — la plupart du temps où cela est arrivé, c’était pour aller chez le vétérinaire ! Une fois qu’elle a confiance, cependant, son affection brille de tout son cœur. Elle est parfaitement propre, préfère la nourriture humide et a besoin de soins de toilettage comme un chat à poil long, ainsi que d’un peu d’attention supplémentaire pour ses dents et son cœur.<br/><br/>May a été diagnostiquée avec un souffle cardiaque de grade 2, mais elle sera réévaluée lors de sa prochaine visite vétérinaire pour déterminer si et comment cela pourrait l’affecter à long terme. Pour l’instant, elle se porte à merveille et s’épanouit dans sa famille d’accueil. <br/><br/>May est stérilisée, vaccinée (deux vaccins FVRCP et un vaccin contre la rage), vermifugée et micropucée. Le vétérinaire estime son âge à environ un an, bien qu’elle semble avoir entre un et trois ans.<br/><br/>May est la compagne idéale pour quelqu’un qui recherche la paix, la tendresse et une présence douce — et qui souhaite offrir à cette maman attentionnée le foyer qu’elle mérite enfin. <br/><br/>Pour prendre rendez-vous et rencontrer Miss May, écris-nous à tnr.lapeche@gmail.com

May is a gentle, affectionate, and shy floof who was rescued from outdoors along with her two kittens — both of whom have since found their forever homes. Like so many devoted mama cats, May is still waiting patiently for hers.

She loves quiet company and cozy spaces, and she’s the perfect work-from-home companion. May enjoys sitting nearby while you work or watch TV and will gently remind you when it’s time for food, cheek rubs, or a clean litter box. If you wander off for a coffee, she’ll politely tell you to get back to it.

May shows her love through ankle head butts, wholehearted biscuits, and by wrapping her beautiful, fluffy tail around your legs. She’s perfectly behaved — no counter surfing or knocking things over — though she’ll appear on your lap in a flash if there’s sausage, cheese, or tomato sauce involved.

Because of her past, May takes a little time to feel comfortable being picked up — after all, most of the times she’s been picked up, it was to go to the vet! Once she trusts you,

May is a gentle, affectionate, and shy floof who was rescued from outdoors along with her two kittens — both of whom have since found their forever homes. Like so many devoted mama cats, May is still waiting patiently for hers.

She loves quiet company and cozy spaces, and she’s the perfect work-from-home companion. May enjoys sitting nearby while you work or watch TV and will gently remind you when it’s time for food, cheek rubs, or a clean litter box. If you wander off for a coffee, she’ll politely tell you to get back to it.

May shows her love through ankle head butts, wholehearted biscuits, and by wrapping her beautiful, fluffy tail around your legs. She’s perfectly behaved — no counter surfing or knocking things over — though she’ll appear on your lap in a flash if there’s sausage, cheese, or tomato sauce involved.

Because of her past, May takes a little time to feel comfortable being picked up — after all, most of the times she’s been picked up, it was to go to the vet! Once she trusts you, though, her affection truly shines. She has perfect litter habits, prefers wet food, and needs grooming care like a long-haired cat, as well as a bit of extra attention for her teeth and heart.

May was diagnosed with a grade 2 heart murmur, but she’ll be rechecked at her next vet visit to determine if or how it might affect her in the long term. For now, she’s doing wonderfully and contin