Moo-Stache

Meet Moo-Stache! 🐾 This handsome black and white girl came with her own built-in disguise: a marking on her face that looks like a little printed-on mustache. In June, Moo-Stache showed up in a neighborhood of good samaritans at six in the morning, crying and crying like a lost baby. One neighbor fed her, then another, and another. Before long the whole street realized they were all quietly taking care of the same sweet cat, so they took her under their wing. Moo-Stache is clearly a former indoor kitty. Someone may have moved away or left her behind, but she never lost her trust in people. She's a bit timid at first, but she's wonderful with dogs and will even walk right up to say hello. She settled into a charming little routine, spending mornings at one house, afternoons at another, and evenings at a third. Lately she's decided she's ready for a home of her own. She now runs to the door every time, asking to come inside.

Meet Moo-Stache! 🐾 This handsome black and white girl came with her own built-in disguise: a marking on her face that looks like a little printed-on mustache. In June, Moo-Stache showed up in a neighborhood of good samaritans at six in the morning, crying and crying like a lost baby. One neighbor fed her, then another, and another. Before long the whole street realized they were all quietly taking care of the same sweet cat, so they took her under their wing. Moo-Stache is clearly a former indoor kitty. Someone may have moved away or left her behind, but she never lost her trust in people. She's a bit timid at first, but she's wonderful with dogs and will even walk right up to say hello. She settled into a charming little routine, spending mornings at one house, afternoons at another, and evenings at a third. Lately she's decided she's ready for a home of her own. She now runs to the door every time, asking to come inside.

Meet Moo-Stache! 🐾 This handsome black and white girl came with her own built-in disguise: a marking on her face that looks like a little printed-on mustache. In June, Moo-Stache showed up in a neighborhood of good samaritans at six in the morning, crying and crying like a lost baby. One neighbor fed her, then another, and another. Before long the whole street realized they were all quietly taking care of the same sweet cat, so they took her under their wing. Moo-Stache is clearly a former indoor kitty. Someone may have moved away or left her behind, but she never lost her trust in people. She's a bit timid at first, but she's wonderful with dogs and will even walk right up to say hello. She settled into a charming little routine, spending mornings at one house, afternoons at another, and evenings at a third. Lately she's decided she's ready for a home of her own. She now runs to the door every time, asking to come inside.