Rosie

Two year old mama Rosie came into our care after a difficult start trying to care for her kittens on the street. She’s still finding her footing in what should feel like a safe, loving world. For now, she’s shy, skittish, and doesn’t do well with quick approaches or unexpected movements. Because of this, she is not ready to be petted or picked up yet.<br/><br/>Rosie needs a calm, peaceful home with someone who understands that love isn’t always loud, and that trust can’t be rushed. Rosie would thrive with a patient adopter who:<br/> • doesn’t expect cuddles right away<br/> • is willing to give her time, space, safety, and consistency<br/> • is ready to build trust slowly, but confidently, to push her out of her comfort zone<br/><br/>With the right environment and a gentle approach, Rosie can gradually learn that hands can mean kindness. She’s not the kind of kitty who’ll warm up on day one, but for someone who’s ready to invest the time to interact with her and love her, the reward could be life-long.<br/><br/>If you believe in second chances, gentle patience, and quiet companionship, Rosie might just be your perfect match. She is currently fostered with a resident cat and gets on very well with them. <br/><br/>Rosie is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and negative for FIV/FeLV.<br/><br/>Submit an application at our website: https://www.findyourcatpanion.org/our-adoptables/adopt-a-cat<br/>or contact us to learn more adopt@findyourcatpanion.org

Two year old mama Rosie came into our care after a difficult start trying to care for her kittens on the street. She’s still finding her footing in what should feel like a safe, loving world. For now, she’s shy, skittish, and doesn’t do well with quick approaches or unexpected movements. Because of this, she is not ready to be petted or picked up yet.

Rosie needs a calm, peaceful home with someone who understands that love isn’t always loud, and that trust can’t be rushed. Rosie would thrive with a patient adopter who:
• doesn’t expect cuddles right away
• is willing to give her time, space, safety, and consistency
• is ready to build trust slowly, but confidently, to push her out of her comfort zone

With the right environment and a gentle approach, Rosie can gradually learn that hands can mean kindness. She’s not the kind of kitty who’ll warm up on day one, but for someone who’s ready to invest the time to interact with her and love her, the reward could be life-long.
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Two year old mama Rosie came into our care after a difficult start trying to care for her kittens on the street. She’s still finding her footing in what should feel like a safe, loving world. For now, she’s shy, skittish, and doesn’t do well with quick approaches or unexpected movements. Because of this, she is not ready to be petted or picked up yet.

Rosie needs a calm, peaceful home with someone who understands that love isn’t always loud, and that trust can’t be rushed. Rosie would thrive with a patient adopter who:
• doesn’t expect cuddles right away
• is willing to give her time, space, safety, and consistency
• is ready to build trust slowly, but confidently, to push her out of her comfort zone

With the right environment and a gentle approach, Rosie can gradually learn that hands can mean kindness. She’s not the kind of kitty who’ll warm up on day one, but for someone who’s ready to invest the time to interact with her and love her, the reward could be life-long.

If you believe in second chances, gentle patience, and quiet companionship, Rosie might just be your perfect match. She is currently fostered with a resident cat and gets on very well with them.

Rosie is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and negative for FIV/FeLV.

Submit an application at our website: https://www.findyourcatpanion.org/our-adoptables/adopt-a-cat
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