Milo

Milo is a handsome 3-year-old brown and black tabby, with a cute curly tail and gorgeous green eyes. He was very scared when he was first surrendered to us by his previous owner. But with time, patience, and a calm home, he will certainly begin to feel much more comfortable and secure.<br/><br/>Initially, he was too scared of pets, but once he was medically cleared to free-roam, he quickly blossomed into a total love-bug. He will come up to human's legs and rub against them, eagerly asking for some love. <br/><br/>Milo would do best with someone who understands that transitions can be hard and is willing to let him settle in at his own pace. Once he feels safe, his loving personality will start to shine through. If you're looking to offer a quiet, loving space to a cat who may need a little extra time and kindness to open up, Milo could be a wonderful match.

Milo is a handsome 3-year-old brown and black tabby, with a cute curly tail and gorgeous green eyes. He was very scared when he was first surrendered to us by his previous owner. But with time, patience, and a calm home, he will certainly begin to feel much more comfortable and secure.

Initially, he was too scared of pets, but once he was medically cleared to free-roam, he quickly blossomed into a total love-bug. He will come up to human's legs and rub against them, eagerly asking for some love.

Milo would do best with someone who understands that transitions can be hard and is willing to let him settle in at his own pace. Once he feels safe, his loving personality will start to shine through. If you're looking to offer a quiet, loving space to a cat who may need a little extra time and kindness to open up, Milo could be a wonderful match.

Milo is a handsome 3-year-old brown and black tabby, with a cute curly tail and gorgeous green eyes. He was very scared when he was first surrendered to us by his previous owner. But with time, patience, and a calm home, he will certainly begin to feel much more comfortable and secure.

Initially, he was too scared of pets, but once he was medically cleared to free-roam, he quickly blossomed into a total love-bug. He will come up to human's legs and rub against them, eagerly asking for some love.

Milo would do best with someone who understands that transitions can be hard and is willing to let him settle in at his own pace. Once he feels safe, his loving personality will start to shine through. If you're looking to offer a quiet, loving space to a cat who may need a little extra time and kindness to open up, Milo could be a wonderful match.