Naomi

dob 12/1/21<br/><br/>We always guessed that Naomi would live her best life as an only cat or with just one other calm adult cat, and recently we had a chance to see how true that is. The number of cats in her foster home dropped to where she is the only foster cat, and suddenly, she is not the fearful, unapproachable cat she was when she came to TC Paw as a mostly outdoor cat whose elderly owner couldn’t care for her anymore. It took Naomi a long time just to get used to her foster home, especially with all those other foster cats and kittens coming and going all the time. Now, however, as the only foster cat, with just the one adult resident cat, Naomi is friendly and interactive. We knew she was in there, and she comes out more every day. She gets on the sofa with her foster family in the evening, approaches them for petting and purring, and plays energetically with toys. Naomi has soft fur, a beautiful face, and a sweet, tiny voice. Sometimes after breakfast, she stands in the window and talks to something out there. She’s an enthusiastic eater who loves squeezy tube treats more than anything else. You can clip her claws if you keep the treats coming. She’ll press her head into your hand for ear and chin rubs and start up her rumbly purr. In a quiet, adult home where she gets affection and treats, Naomi will bloom into a lovely, gentle companion cat. Please help us find that home for her.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting this TC Paw cat or would like to set up a meet-and-greet, please complete the<br/><br/>Pre-adoption Application<br/><br/>.

dob 12/1/21

We always guessed that Naomi would live her best life as an only cat or with just one other calm adult cat, and recently we had a chance to see how true that is. The number of cats in her foster home dropped to where she is the only foster cat, and suddenly, she is not the fearful, unapproachable cat she was when she came to TC Paw as a mostly outdoor cat whose elderly owner couldn’t care for her anymore. It took Naomi a long time just to get used to her foster home, especially with all those other foster cats and kittens coming and going all the time. Now, however, as the only foster cat, with just the one adult resident cat, Naomi is friendly and interactive. We knew she was in there, and she comes out more every day. She gets on the sofa with her foster family in the evening, approaches them for petting and purring, and plays energetically with toys. Naomi has soft fur, a beautiful face, and a sweet, tiny voice. Sometimes after breakfast, she stands in the window and talks to something out there. She’

dob 12/1/21

We always guessed that Naomi would live her best life as an only cat or with just one other calm adult cat, and recently we had a chance to see how true that is. The number of cats in her foster home dropped to where she is the only foster cat, and suddenly, she is not the fearful, unapproachable cat she was when she came to TC Paw as a mostly outdoor cat whose elderly owner couldn’t care for her anymore. It took Naomi a long time just to get used to her foster home, especially with all those other foster cats and kittens coming and going all the time. Now, however, as the only foster cat, with just the one adult resident cat, Naomi is friendly and interactive. We knew she was in there, and she comes out more every day. She gets on the sofa with her foster family in the evening, approaches them for petting and purring, and plays energetically with toys. Naomi has soft fur, a beautiful face, and a sweet, tiny voice. Sometimes after breakfast, she stands in the window and talks to something out there. She’s an enthusiastic eater who loves squeezy tube treats more than anything else. You can clip her claws if you keep the treats coming. She’ll press her head into your hand for ear and chin rubs and start up her rumbly purr. In a quiet, adult home where she gets affection and treats, Naomi will bloom into a lovely, gentle companion cat. Please help us find that home for her.

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