Scooby (Spirit Cat)

Meet Scooby, a quiet and sensitive spirit cat who came to us as an unclaimed stray. He’s a shy guy who prefers to keep to himself and may hiss or swat if startled, but he isn’t aggressive—just unsure of the world around him. With patience, gentle routines, and respect for his space, Scooby has the potential to grow more comfortable over time.<br/><br/>He’ll need to start in a small, quiet room with a safe hiding spot and access to his essentials while he decompresses for several weeks. Scooby will likely benefit from living with another friendly, confident cat and would do best in a calm home with older children (12+). If you’re someone who understands that trust takes time and are happy to love a cat from a distance until he’s ready, Scooby might be the perfect fit.

Meet Scooby, a quiet and sensitive spirit cat who came to us as an unclaimed stray. He’s a shy guy who prefers to keep to himself and may hiss or swat if startled, but he isn’t aggressive—just unsure of the world around him. With patience, gentle routines, and respect for his space, Scooby has the potential to grow more comfortable over time.

He’ll need to start in a small, quiet room with a safe hiding spot and access to his essentials while he decompresses for several weeks. Scooby will likely benefit from living with another friendly, confident cat and would do best in a calm home with older children (12+). If you’re someone who understands that trust takes time and are happy to love a cat from a distance until he’s ready, Scooby might be the perfect fit.

Meet Scooby, a quiet and sensitive spirit cat who came to us as an unclaimed stray. He’s a shy guy who prefers to keep to himself and may hiss or swat if startled, but he isn’t aggressive—just unsure of the world around him. With patience, gentle routines, and respect for his space, Scooby has the potential to grow more comfortable over time.

He’ll need to start in a small, quiet room with a safe hiding spot and access to his essentials while he decompresses for several weeks. Scooby will likely benefit from living with another friendly, confident cat and would do best in a calm home with older children (12+). If you’re someone who understands that trust takes time and are happy to love a cat from a distance until he’s ready, Scooby might be the perfect fit.