Sierra

Sierra was pulled from the Nash County Animal Connection where she had been surrendered by her owner on 1/6/26. According to her paperwork, she was surrendered because she had allergies to something in the home.<br/><br/>Sierra came with a stack of vet records so she was obviously well-loved and well-cared for. She had been adopted as a kitten and lived her entire life with one family.<br/><br/>On her trip across NC to her foster home in Hendersonville, Sierra stopped to participate in an office meeting in Raleigh. She was the star of the meeting and walked out with her "co-workers" which initiated an office-wide search. She was found patiently waiting under the meeting table, wondering what all the fuss was about.<br/><br/>Sierra is a very sweet, friendly girl who adapts quickly. She has lived with another cat but her history with dogs and children is unknown. She is excitedly waiting for her retirement home!

Sierra was pulled from the Nash County Animal Connection where she had been surrendered by her owner on 1/6/26. According to her paperwork, she was surrendered because she had allergies to something in the home.

Sierra came with a stack of vet records so she was obviously well-loved and well-cared for. She had been adopted as a kitten and lived her entire life with one family.

On her trip across NC to her foster home in Hendersonville, Sierra stopped to participate in an office meeting in Raleigh. She was the star of the meeting and walked out with her "co-workers" which initiated an office-wide search. She was found patiently waiting under the meeting table, wondering what all the fuss was about.

Sierra is a very sweet, friendly girl who adapts quickly. She has lived with another cat but her history with dogs and children is unknown. She is excitedly waiting for her retirement home!

Sierra was pulled from the Nash County Animal Connection where she had been surrendered by her owner on 1/6/26. According to her paperwork, she was surrendered because she had allergies to something in the home.

Sierra came with a stack of vet records so she was obviously well-loved and well-cared for. She had been adopted as a kitten and lived her entire life with one family.

On her trip across NC to her foster home in Hendersonville, Sierra stopped to participate in an office meeting in Raleigh. She was the star of the meeting and walked out with her "co-workers" which initiated an office-wide search. She was found patiently waiting under the meeting table, wondering what all the fuss was about.

Sierra is a very sweet, friendly girl who adapts quickly. She has lived with another cat but her history with dogs and children is unknown. She is excitedly waiting for her retirement home!