Shiloh

Every kingdom needs its reigning monarch, and in Chicago’s feline royal court, Shiloh rules with a velvet paw and a flick of her orange-topped head. Known affectionately as the “Pretty Girl,” this three-year-old torbie blends sweetness, spirit, and just a hint of spice. Shiloh is the definition of actively affectionate, announcing her arrival with a dainty meow and a confident rub against your leg, then diving headfirst (literally) into your hand for pets. Come playtime, her favorite game involves a ribbon wand, which she stalks with hawk-like precision before launching into high-speed soccer-worthy sprints around the room. <br/><br/>Shiloh adores companionship, both feline and human. She follows her current senior, foster brother from room to room, alternately grooming, chasing, and supervising his every move. She would thrive in a lively home with another playful cat (or two) who can match her energy and return her affectionate attention.<br/>Shiloh was born 5/1/22.<br/><br/>If you live in Chicago and are interested in learning more about Shiloh, please contact Toni McNaughton at tonimcn@rcn.com and Lisa Ward at catladychicago@yahoo.com. Please tell us a bit about your situation, what you are looking for, the composition of your current household (the other humans and/or pets who already live there). Inquires with these questions answered are responded to promptly.<br/><br/>We are always in need of foster homes. If you are not able to adopt, but are interested in fostering or know someone who might be, we would love to hear from you! Please contact Toni McNaughton at tonimcn@rcn.com or Lisa Ward at catladychicago@yahoo.com to learn more. Photos by Brenda Stewart.

Every kingdom needs its reigning monarch, and in Chicago’s feline royal court, Shiloh rules with a velvet paw and a flick of her orange-topped head. Known affectionately as the “Pretty Girl,” this three-year-old torbie blends sweetness, spirit, and just a hint of spice. Shiloh is the definition of actively affectionate, announcing her arrival with a dainty meow and a confident rub against your leg, then diving headfirst (literally) into your hand for pets. Come playtime, her favorite game involves a ribbon wand, which she stalks with hawk-like precision before launching into high-speed soccer-worthy sprints around the room.

Shiloh adores companionship, both feline and human. She follows her current senior, foster brother from room to room, alternately grooming, chasing, and supervising his every move. She would thrive in a lively home with another playful cat (or two) who can match her energy and return her affectionate attention.
Shiloh was born 5/1/22.

If you live in Chicago and are interested in lea

Every kingdom needs its reigning monarch, and in Chicago’s feline royal court, Shiloh rules with a velvet paw and a flick of her orange-topped head. Known affectionately as the “Pretty Girl,” this three-year-old torbie blends sweetness, spirit, and just a hint of spice. Shiloh is the definition of actively affectionate, announcing her arrival with a dainty meow and a confident rub against your leg, then diving headfirst (literally) into your hand for pets. Come playtime, her favorite game involves a ribbon wand, which she stalks with hawk-like precision before launching into high-speed soccer-worthy sprints around the room.

Shiloh adores companionship, both feline and human. She follows her current senior, foster brother from room to room, alternately grooming, chasing, and supervising his every move. She would thrive in a lively home with another playful cat (or two) who can match her energy and return her affectionate attention.
Shiloh was born 5/1/22.

If you live in Chicago and are interested in learning more about Shiloh, please contact Toni McNaughton at tonimcn@rcn.com and Lisa Ward at catladychicago@yahoo.com. Please tell us a bit about your situation, what you are looking for, the composition of your current household (the other humans and/or pets who already live there). Inquires with these questions answered are responded to promptly.

We are always in need of foster homes. If