Milo

Hi, I'm Milo.<br/><br/>I'm a senior tripod boy with a gentle soul. I was surrendered by my previous owner and I'm still learning to feel safe again.<br/><br/>I lost my leg in a dog attack, which left me with a deep fear of dogs. Because of this, I will not do well in a home with a dog. I need a calm, predictable environment where I can feel secure.<br/><br/>I can be scared at first and tend to hide or burrow in quiet, cozy places when I feel overwhelmed. Soft beds and tucked-away spots are my comfort zones. Once I realize I'm safe, my true self begins to shine. I thrive on affection, especially cheek scratches, and will lean right into your hand for more.<br/><br/>I would do best in a quiet, patient home with someone who understands that trust takes time. I'm not sure how I feel about other cats yet, so slow introductions may be best. If you can offer me patience and kindness, I'll reward you with quiet devotion and the sweetest nuzzles.

Hi, I'm Milo.

I'm a senior tripod boy with a gentle soul. I was surrendered by my previous owner and I'm still learning to feel safe again.

I lost my leg in a dog attack, which left me with a deep fear of dogs. Because of this, I will not do well in a home with a dog. I need a calm, predictable environment where I can feel secure.

I can be scared at first and tend to hide or burrow in quiet, cozy places when I feel overwhelmed. Soft beds and tucked-away spots are my comfort zones. Once I realize I'm safe, my true self begins to shine. I thrive on affection, especially cheek scratches, and will lean right into your hand for more.

I would do best in a quiet, patient home with someone who understands that trust takes time. I'm not sure how I feel about other cats yet, so slow introductions may be best. If you can offer me patience and kindness, I'll reward you with quiet devotion and the sweetest nuzzles.

Hi, I'm Milo.

I'm a senior tripod boy with a gentle soul. I was surrendered by my previous owner and I'm still learning to feel safe again.

I lost my leg in a dog attack, which left me with a deep fear of dogs. Because of this, I will not do well in a home with a dog. I need a calm, predictable environment where I can feel secure.

I can be scared at first and tend to hide or burrow in quiet, cozy places when I feel overwhelmed. Soft beds and tucked-away spots are my comfort zones. Once I realize I'm safe, my true self begins to shine. I thrive on affection, especially cheek scratches, and will lean right into your hand for more.

I would do best in a quiet, patient home with someone who understands that trust takes time. I'm not sure how I feel about other cats yet, so slow introductions may be best. If you can offer me patience and kindness, I'll reward you with quiet devotion and the sweetest nuzzles.