Ron Ron

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Ron Ron<br/><br/>(a.k.a. the bowling ball with whiskers, a professional napper, and the feline equivalent of a weighted blanket)<br/><br/>Ron Ron is a 9-year-old gal whose name is French for “purring,” which is basically her brand. She’s got the body of a bowling ball, the soul of a poet, and the daily ambitions of a houseplant. She lost her family due to a housing issue (through absolutely no fault of her own—unless being adorable is somehow now a crime). Now she’s relaxing in her foster home, politely waiting for her forever couch.<br/><br/>Ron Ron’s dream? A quiet life. A sunny spot. Maybe a plush blanket that smells faintly of laundry detergent. She’s not looking to climb Everest or knock over your coffee mug collection—she’s here for naps, purrs and being the world’s softest conversation piece.<br/><br/>She is basically emotional support in cat form. She’s the warm, heavy comfort you need at the end of a long day. She’s not demanding. She’s not complicated. She’s just... perfect.<br/><br/>Ron Ron would do best in a quiet home, preferably one where she can perfect her loaf position and supervise your Netflix queue. Her foster home has two young kiddos and while she’s very kind to them (as she is to everyone) – they’re just not for her. It’s unknown if she likes other dogs or cats; it doesn’t seem she’s had much exposure to them and has no interest in meeting them now. And you know what? That’s ok. We are happy to ensure she’s the queen of her castle.<br/><br/>Her perfect match would be someone patient and understanding. Someone not afraid to scoop her out of her hiding spot and bring her to bed for a snuggle – it’s her favorite thing to do – but sometimes she’s too shy to ask for the love she deserves.<br/><br/>The only thing standing between Ron Ron and her happily ever after is you scrolling past her.<br/><br/>Don’t scroll.<br/>Adopt the loaf.<br/>Say “Oui” to Ron Ron.<br/><br/>Ron Ron is micro-chipped, up to date on all vaccinations, spayed, and litter box trained.<br/><br/>Ron Ron's adoption fee is $135. If you are interested in meeting Ron Ron, please fill out our Online Application today!<br/><br/>Once your application has been approved, an ARF volunteer will be able to contact you to arrange a meeting.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Ron Ron

(a.k.a. the bowling ball with whiskers, a professional napper, and the feline equivalent of a weighted blanket)

Ron Ron is a 9-year-old gal whose name is French for “purring,” which is basically her brand. She’s got the body of a bowling ball, the soul of a poet, and the daily ambitions of a houseplant. She lost her family due to a housing issue (through absolutely no fault of her own—unless being adorable is somehow now a crime). Now she’s relaxing in her foster home, politely waiting for her forever couch.

Ron Ron’s dream? A quiet life. A sunny spot. Maybe a plush blanket that smells faintly of laundry detergent. She’s not looking to climb Everest or knock over your coffee mug collection—she’s here for naps, purrs and being the world’s softest conversation piece.

She is basically emotional support in cat form. She’s the warm, heavy comfort you need at the end of a long day. She’s not demanding. She’s not comp

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Ron Ron

(a.k.a. the bowling ball with whiskers, a professional napper, and the feline equivalent of a weighted blanket)

Ron Ron is a 9-year-old gal whose name is French for “purring,” which is basically her brand. She’s got the body of a bowling ball, the soul of a poet, and the daily ambitions of a houseplant. She lost her family due to a housing issue (through absolutely no fault of her own—unless being adorable is somehow now a crime). Now she’s relaxing in her foster home, politely waiting for her forever couch.

Ron Ron’s dream? A quiet life. A sunny spot. Maybe a plush blanket that smells faintly of laundry detergent. She’s not looking to climb Everest or knock over your coffee mug collection—she’s here for naps, purrs and being the world’s softest conversation piece.

She is basically emotional support in cat form. She’s the warm, heavy comfort you need at the end of a long day. She’s not demanding. She’s not complicated. She’s just... perfect.

Ron Ron would do best in a quiet home, preferably one where she can perfect her loaf position and supervise your Netflix queue. Her foster home has two young kiddos and while she’s very kind to them (as she is to everyone) – they’re just not for her. It’s unknown if she likes other dogs or cats; it doesn’t seem she’s had much exposure to them and has no int