Meet Stacey – The Almost-Cuddler

*Foster Only*<br/>Stacey is a 5-year-old torbie with a heart full of potential and a soft spot for her fellow felines. She’s the kind of girl who brushes up against her cat friends and can be won over with snacks (a true foodie). Once she trusts you, she’ll reward your patience with sweet headbutts and slow-blink affection. She even enjoys gentle pets — but only if you move like molasses and approach with one hand.<br/><br/>She's not a fan of being picked up (understatement), so meds and carriers are a bit of a dance — best tackled by a tag team. Her weakened sense of smell from past trauma makes outdoor colony life unsafe for her, so she’s counting on us to help her find a calm, cozy home where she can blossom into the lap cat we know she could be. With fewer cats and a little time, Stacey could go from “look, don’t touch” to “can I sit on you forever?”

*Foster Only*
Stacey is a 5-year-old torbie with a heart full of potential and a soft spot for her fellow felines. She’s the kind of girl who brushes up against her cat friends and can be won over with snacks (a true foodie). Once she trusts you, she’ll reward your patience with sweet headbutts and slow-blink affection. She even enjoys gentle pets — but only if you move like molasses and approach with one hand.

She's not a fan of being picked up (understatement), so meds and carriers are a bit of a dance — best tackled by a tag team. Her weakened sense of smell from past trauma makes outdoor colony life unsafe for her, so she’s counting on us to help her find a calm, cozy home where she can blossom into the lap cat we know she could be. With fewer cats and a little time, Stacey could go from “look, don’t touch” to “can I sit on you forever?”

*Foster Only*
Stacey is a 5-year-old torbie with a heart full of potential and a soft spot for her fellow felines. She’s the kind of girl who brushes up against her cat friends and can be won over with snacks (a true foodie). Once she trusts you, she’ll reward your patience with sweet headbutts and slow-blink affection. She even enjoys gentle pets — but only if you move like molasses and approach with one hand.

She's not a fan of being picked up (understatement), so meds and carriers are a bit of a dance — best tackled by a tag team. Her weakened sense of smell from past trauma makes outdoor colony life unsafe for her, so she’s counting on us to help her find a calm, cozy home where she can blossom into the lap cat we know she could be. With fewer cats and a little time, Stacey could go from “look, don’t touch” to “can I sit on you forever?”