NINA

Meet Nina! This old gal is looking for a new home with a comfy couch for her to lounge the day away on! Nina was described by her last owner as very independent and occasionally affectionate. She was never known for her ability to make new friends, and prefers to keep a small inner circle of trusted pals. She would do best in a quiet, low-traffic, adult-only home as the only pet. During her shelter stay, Lucee was able to make friends with her human officemate after a few days and enjoyed occasional head scratches from them. We expect she will need a very slow introduction into her new home and would do best with a cat-savvy adopter who is skilled at reading cat body language, and will be content with whatever level of affection she is willing to offer in her next home.

Meet Nina! This old gal is looking for a new home with a comfy couch for her to lounge the day away on! Nina was described by her last owner as very independent and occasionally affectionate. She was never known for her ability to make new friends, and prefers to keep a small inner circle of trusted pals. She would do best in a quiet, low-traffic, adult-only home as the only pet. During her shelter stay, Lucee was able to make friends with her human officemate after a few days and enjoyed occasional head scratches from them. We expect she will need a very slow introduction into her new home and would do best with a cat-savvy adopter who is skilled at reading cat body language, and will be content with whatever level of affection she is willing to offer in her next home.

Meet Nina! This old gal is looking for a new home with a comfy couch for her to lounge the day away on! Nina was described by her last owner as very independent and occasionally affectionate. She was never known for her ability to make new friends, and prefers to keep a small inner circle of trusted pals. She would do best in a quiet, low-traffic, adult-only home as the only pet. During her shelter stay, Lucee was able to make friends with her human officemate after a few days and enjoyed occasional head scratches from them. We expect she will need a very slow introduction into her new home and would do best with a cat-savvy adopter who is skilled at reading cat body language, and will be content with whatever level of affection she is willing to offer in her next home.