Mittens

Mittens is a 5-year-old cat who knows exactly who she is: the star of the show. She’s looking for an only-cat home where she can have the spotlight all to herself and enjoy a calm, peaceful routine.<br/><br/>Her favorite hobbies include luxury naps, relaxing in a quiet environment, and supervising her people from a comfy spot. Mittens would do best in a home without young kids, where things stay low-key and her personal space is respected.<br/><br/>Because she’s a true leading lady, Mittens asks that you respect her boundaries—you’ll want to "request an audience" before scooping her up or moving in for pets. Once you earn her trust (and get permission), she’ll be a wonderful companion for someone who appreciates a cat with confidence, class, and clear communication.

Mittens is a 5-year-old cat who knows exactly who she is: the star of the show. She’s looking for an only-cat home where she can have the spotlight all to herself and enjoy a calm, peaceful routine.

Her favorite hobbies include luxury naps, relaxing in a quiet environment, and supervising her people from a comfy spot. Mittens would do best in a home without young kids, where things stay low-key and her personal space is respected.

Because she’s a true leading lady, Mittens asks that you respect her boundaries—you’ll want to "request an audience" before scooping her up or moving in for pets. Once you earn her trust (and get permission), she’ll be a wonderful companion for someone who appreciates a cat with confidence, class, and clear communication.

Mittens is a 5-year-old cat who knows exactly who she is: the star of the show. She’s looking for an only-cat home where she can have the spotlight all to herself and enjoy a calm, peaceful routine.

Her favorite hobbies include luxury naps, relaxing in a quiet environment, and supervising her people from a comfy spot. Mittens would do best in a home without young kids, where things stay low-key and her personal space is respected.

Because she’s a true leading lady, Mittens asks that you respect her boundaries—you’ll want to "request an audience" before scooping her up or moving in for pets. Once you earn her trust (and get permission), she’ll be a wonderful companion for someone who appreciates a cat with confidence, class, and clear communication.