Milky

Meet Milky — The Cat With Exactly the Right Amount of Attitude Hi, my name is Milky.I’m a 12-month-old black and white diva with long legs, soft fur, and a personality that’s... let’s just say “selective.” I came to the Stafford County Animal Shelter on September 25, 2025, with my kittens after my previous owner developed allergies. My babies have all been adopted (you’re welcome, humans), and now it’s my turn, apparently. Here’s the truth about me: I am spayed, microchipped, and up to date on my Rabies vaccine. There are no geographical adoption restrictions. I’m fully ready to leave the shelter. But. I am not a “cuddle-on-your-lap-while-you-read-a-book” kind of cat.I am a “watch you from a distance and judge your life choices” cat. I am not good with other cats. At all. Humans? Also questionable. I will allow petting... on my terms... for approximately 1.5 seconds before I decide you’ve done enough. Does this make me a bad cat? Absolutely not.It makes me a cat with standards. What I am very good at: Keeping my litterbox clean. Spilling my water. Keeping myself clean. Keeping pests away, I could potentially be a fantastic mouser. Keeping everyone humble. Let’s be realistic, I am looking for a home that appreciates a cat with opinions. A barn home, a shop, a garage property, or a patient human who understands that affection might happen someday... or might not. I’m unpredictable. It’s part of my charm. The shelter is loud and stressful, and honestly, I’m tired of pretending to tolerate everyone here. I need space. I need purpose. I need a place where my “catitude” is not only accepted but celebrated.

Meet Milky — The Cat With Exactly the Right Amount of Attitude Hi, my name is Milky.I’m a 12-month-old black and white diva with long legs, soft fur, and a personality that’s... let’s just say “selective.” I came to the Stafford County Animal Shelter on September 25, 2025, with my kittens after my previous owner developed allergies. My babies have all been adopted (you’re welcome, humans), and now it’s my turn, apparently. Here’s the truth about me: I am spayed, microchipped, and up to date on my Rabies vaccine. There are no geographical adoption restrictions. I’m fully ready to leave the shelter. But. I am not a “cuddle-on-your-lap-while-you-read-a-book” kind of cat.I am a “watch you from a distance and judge your life choices” cat. I am not good with other cats. At all. Humans? Also questionable. I will allow petting... on my terms... for approximately 1.5 seconds before I decide you’ve done enough. Does this make me a bad cat? Absolutely not.It makes me a cat with standards. What I am very good at: K

Meet Milky — The Cat With Exactly the Right Amount of Attitude Hi, my name is Milky.I’m a 12-month-old black and white diva with long legs, soft fur, and a personality that’s... let’s just say “selective.” I came to the Stafford County Animal Shelter on September 25, 2025, with my kittens after my previous owner developed allergies. My babies have all been adopted (you’re welcome, humans), and now it’s my turn, apparently. Here’s the truth about me: I am spayed, microchipped, and up to date on my Rabies vaccine. There are no geographical adoption restrictions. I’m fully ready to leave the shelter. But. I am not a “cuddle-on-your-lap-while-you-read-a-book” kind of cat.I am a “watch you from a distance and judge your life choices” cat. I am not good with other cats. At all. Humans? Also questionable. I will allow petting... on my terms... for approximately 1.5 seconds before I decide you’ve done enough. Does this make me a bad cat? Absolutely not.It makes me a cat with standards. What I am very good at: Keeping my litterbox clean. Spilling my water. Keeping myself clean. Keeping pests away, I could potentially be a fantastic mouser. Keeping everyone humble. Let’s be realistic, I am looking for a home that appreciates a cat with opinions. A barn home, a shop, a garage property, or a patient human who understands that affection might happen someday... or might not. I’m unpredictable. It’s part of