Ronni

Meet Ronni, a confident and affectionate cat who thrives as the queen of her castle. She’s full of personality and loves attention, but she can get overstimulated at times, leading to gentle love bites. Her current home has a 10-year-old who adores her and doesn’t mind this quirk, so she may do well with an understanding, cat-savvy family.<br/>Ronni prefers to have the spotlight to herself, which is why she would do best as the only cat in the household. However, she has shown she can coexist with a very chill feline friend—one of her foster mates occasionally joins her in her space, and they peacefully hang out. While she’s not a “hard no” on other cats, successful introductions would need patience and a slow adjustment period.<br/>Ronni is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on all her vaccines. If you’re looking for a confident, loving cat who wants to be your one-and-only (or possibly bond with a carefully introduced friend), she might be the perfect match for you!

Meet Ronni, a confident and affectionate cat who thrives as the queen of her castle. She’s full of personality and loves attention, but she can get overstimulated at times, leading to gentle love bites. Her current home has a 10-year-old who adores her and doesn’t mind this quirk, so she may do well with an understanding, cat-savvy family.
Ronni prefers to have the spotlight to herself, which is why she would do best as the only cat in the household. However, she has shown she can coexist with a very chill feline friend—one of her foster mates occasionally joins her in her space, and they peacefully hang out. While she’s not a “hard no” on other cats, successful introductions would need patience and a slow adjustment period.
Ronni is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on all her vaccines. If you’re looking for a confident, loving cat who wants to be your one-and-only (or possibly bond with a carefully introduced friend), she might be the perfect match for you!

Meet Ronni, a confident and affectionate cat who thrives as the queen of her castle. She’s full of personality and loves attention, but she can get overstimulated at times, leading to gentle love bites. Her current home has a 10-year-old who adores her and doesn’t mind this quirk, so she may do well with an understanding, cat-savvy family.
Ronni prefers to have the spotlight to herself, which is why she would do best as the only cat in the household. However, she has shown she can coexist with a very chill feline friend—one of her foster mates occasionally joins her in her space, and they peacefully hang out. While she’s not a “hard no” on other cats, successful introductions would need patience and a slow adjustment period.
Ronni is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on all her vaccines. If you’re looking for a confident, loving cat who wants to be your one-and-only (or possibly bond with a carefully introduced friend), she might be the perfect match for you!