Satin

Satin is a chunky silver beautiful short-haired grey Tabby, who was spayed through the city Trap neuter return program. She was destined to go to a barn, but I knew she was friendly and deserved a chance at a home indoors with her own family. Satin loves to rub up against your feet, and beg for attention when you are standing up, and she purrs loudly. You have to meet this lovely young lady to appreciate her personality. She is nervous in new situations, so I would advise an adopter not to let her loose in the whole home, at first, she should be isolated to a single room so she can get used to her new surroundings.<br/>Satin MUST go to a home that has another cat to keep her company, as she is very used to being around other kitties. She is quite shy at first, so she needs a confident kitty to show her the way.

Satin is a chunky silver beautiful short-haired grey Tabby, who was spayed through the city Trap neuter return program. She was destined to go to a barn, but I knew she was friendly and deserved a chance at a home indoors with her own family. Satin loves to rub up against your feet, and beg for attention when you are standing up, and she purrs loudly. You have to meet this lovely young lady to appreciate her personality. She is nervous in new situations, so I would advise an adopter not to let her loose in the whole home, at first, she should be isolated to a single room so she can get used to her new surroundings.
Satin MUST go to a home that has another cat to keep her company, as she is very used to being around other kitties. She is quite shy at first, so she needs a confident kitty to show her the way.

Satin is a chunky silver beautiful short-haired grey Tabby, who was spayed through the city Trap neuter return program. She was destined to go to a barn, but I knew she was friendly and deserved a chance at a home indoors with her own family. Satin loves to rub up against your feet, and beg for attention when you are standing up, and she purrs loudly. You have to meet this lovely young lady to appreciate her personality. She is nervous in new situations, so I would advise an adopter not to let her loose in the whole home, at first, she should be isolated to a single room so she can get used to her new surroundings.
Satin MUST go to a home that has another cat to keep her company, as she is very used to being around other kitties. She is quite shy at first, so she needs a confident kitty to show her the way.