Mia

Mia started hanging out at her now foster's front porch for a few weeks and the foster started to feed her thinking she may have kittens. After gaining her trust and becoming friends with her, the foster brought her inside and she has loved it every since. <br/><br/>Mia is spayed, microchipped and up to date on her vaccinations. She is playful and loves her resident brother, Franklin, and seeks him out for play. She is not that close to her resident sister, Zanta, but they get along just fine. Mia is not comfortable being picked up but will let you without any fuss. She loves to rub against your leg and meows ever so softly. Her favorite thing to do is to play with the resident dog, Jolie's, tail and rub against her leg. Jolie indulges her by wagging her tail so she can play with it. <br/><br/>Mia would probably do best in a household with other cats and dogs who don't have a strong personality. She likes to hide an watch what is going on. She is quite active at night, eats well and uses the litter box diligently. <br/><br/>Mia is in a foster home in Dallas.<br/><br/>If you would like to meet Mia, please complete an adoption application at recycledloveanimalrescue.org.

Mia started hanging out at her now foster's front porch for a few weeks and the foster started to feed her thinking she may have kittens. After gaining her trust and becoming friends with her, the foster brought her inside and she has loved it every since.

Mia is spayed, microchipped and up to date on her vaccinations. She is playful and loves her resident brother, Franklin, and seeks him out for play. She is not that close to her resident sister, Zanta, but they get along just fine. Mia is not comfortable being picked up but will let you without any fuss. She loves to rub against your leg and meows ever so softly. Her favorite thing to do is to play with the resident dog, Jolie's, tail and rub against her leg. Jolie indulges her by wagging her tail so she can play with it.

Mia would probably do best in a household with other cats and dogs who don't have a strong personality. She likes to hide an watch what is going on. She is quite active at night, eats well and uses the litter box diligently.

Mia started hanging out at her now foster's front porch for a few weeks and the foster started to feed her thinking she may have kittens. After gaining her trust and becoming friends with her, the foster brought her inside and she has loved it every since.

Mia is spayed, microchipped and up to date on her vaccinations. She is playful and loves her resident brother, Franklin, and seeks him out for play. She is not that close to her resident sister, Zanta, but they get along just fine. Mia is not comfortable being picked up but will let you without any fuss. She loves to rub against your leg and meows ever so softly. Her favorite thing to do is to play with the resident dog, Jolie's, tail and rub against her leg. Jolie indulges her by wagging her tail so she can play with it.

Mia would probably do best in a household with other cats and dogs who don't have a strong personality. She likes to hide an watch what is going on. She is quite active at night, eats well and uses the litter box diligently.

Mia is in a foster home in Dallas.

If you would like to meet Mia, please complete an adoption application at recycledloveanimalrescue.org.