Rosie (bonded with Tigger)

Rosie<br/>Senior<br/>Fully vetted upon adoption, female<br/><br/>Rosie is Tigger's bonded sister and her quiet, thoughtful counterpart. Where Tigger is the cuddler, Rosie is the observer—the gentle soul who prefers to take in the world from a safe distance before deciding you're worthy of her trust. She can be timid at first and often chooses to hide, but once she feels comfortable, she allows soft head pets and shows her affection in her own calm, understated way.<br/><br/>Rosie has a playful, mischievous streak too. Her favorite spot in the house is the very top of the cabinets, where she can keep an eye on everything like the ultimate little supervisor. When she's not overseeing daily activities, you'll usually find her tucked into a cat tree, quietly watching the world go by.<br/><br/>Like her sister, Rosie came to Pitties & Kitties Rescue after their owner passed away and a family member could no longer care for them. The two girls are deeply bonded and find comfort in one another—they even insist on sharing a single can of wet food every night, despite being offered separate bowls. Together, they are a perfectly matched pair of love and companionship.<br/><br/>Cats: Bonded to her sister Tigger and should be adopted together.<br/>Dogs: Lives in a home with dogs but prefers to avoid them; no aggression, just chooses distance.<br/>Kids: Does well with gentle, respectful children and allows soft pets and calm interaction.<br/>Litter Box: Fully litter box trained.<br/><br/>Rosie may take time to blossom, but when she does, you'll discover a sweet, sensitive girl who feels safest with her sister by her side. If you're looking to open your heart and home to a bonded pair of seniors who will quietly fill your life with love, comfort, and a whole lot of charm, Rosie and Tigger are ready to be your forever girls.

Rosie
Senior
Fully vetted upon adoption, female

Rosie is Tigger's bonded sister and her quiet, thoughtful counterpart. Where Tigger is the cuddler, Rosie is the observer—the gentle soul who prefers to take in the world from a safe distance before deciding you're worthy of her trust. She can be timid at first and often chooses to hide, but once she feels comfortable, she allows soft head pets and shows her affection in her own calm, understated way.

Rosie has a playful, mischievous streak too. Her favorite spot in the house is the very top of the cabinets, where she can keep an eye on everything like the ultimate little supervisor. When she's not overseeing daily activities, you'll usually find her tucked into a cat tree, quietly watching the world go by.

Like her sister, Rosie came to Pitties & Kitties Rescue after their owner passed away and a family member could no longer care for them. The two girls are deeply bonded and find comfort in one another—they even insist on sharing a single ca

Rosie
Senior
Fully vetted upon adoption, female

Rosie is Tigger's bonded sister and her quiet, thoughtful counterpart. Where Tigger is the cuddler, Rosie is the observer—the gentle soul who prefers to take in the world from a safe distance before deciding you're worthy of her trust. She can be timid at first and often chooses to hide, but once she feels comfortable, she allows soft head pets and shows her affection in her own calm, understated way.

Rosie has a playful, mischievous streak too. Her favorite spot in the house is the very top of the cabinets, where she can keep an eye on everything like the ultimate little supervisor. When she's not overseeing daily activities, you'll usually find her tucked into a cat tree, quietly watching the world go by.

Like her sister, Rosie came to Pitties & Kitties Rescue after their owner passed away and a family member could no longer care for them. The two girls are deeply bonded and find comfort in one another—they even insist on sharing a single can of wet food every night, despite being offered separate bowls. Together, they are a perfectly matched pair of love and companionship.

Cats: Bonded to her sister Tigger and should be adopted together.
Dogs: Lives in a home with dogs but prefers to avoid them; no aggression, just chooses distance.
Kids: Does well with gentle, respectful children and allows soft pets and calm inter