Skunk

Skunk(y) is a gentle and expressive tuxedo lady who knows exactly how to tell you what she wants, whether it is pets, playtime, or dinner. She is wonderfully vocal, often sounding like a tiny otter when she is hungry, and she is not shy about letting out a chirp or two to get your attention.<br/><br/>One of her favorite pastimes is bird-watching from behind a safe window. She will chatter, wiggle, and even try to “hunt,” although the glass keeps our little birder from making any questionable life choices. Instead, she gets rewarded with her favorite seafood and chicken meals twice a day. She is not a picky eater and she loves her food, her Churus, and especially her cat tree. You will almost always find her curled up on the top perch, peacefully napping like the queen she is.<br/><br/>Skunk(y) adores soft and gentle connection. She will greet her humans with the sweetest nose-to-nose boops, but she can be timid at first. Loud noises or unfamiliar environments can make her skittish, and her past experience of being bullied by resident cats has made her wary around other felines. Because of this, she would thrive best in a single cat home with a patient and loving human who can help her rebuild her confidence.<br/><br/>Once she feels safe, her personality blossoms and you will be surprised by how playful she can be. She gets the funniest zoomies, darting around at lightning speed and leaving you wondering how a shy girl can suddenly move that fast.<br/><br/>With time, trust, enrichment toys, catnip, and cuddles, Skunk(y) will become a confident and affectionate companion who will fill your home with soft purrs, silly moments, and lots of love.<br/><br/>If you are looking for a sweet, sensitive, and quirky little tuxedo to share your life with, Skunk(y) might be your perfect match. 🐾<br/><br/>Skunk is about 2.5 years old, negative for FIV/FELV, UTD on vaccines, microchipped, and spayed.<br/><br/>Skunk would do best in a home without other cats. <br/><br/>To apply please fill our our application here: https://form.jotform.com/202927809015052

Skunk(y) is a gentle and expressive tuxedo lady who knows exactly how to tell you what she wants, whether it is pets, playtime, or dinner. She is wonderfully vocal, often sounding like a tiny otter when she is hungry, and she is not shy about letting out a chirp or two to get your attention.

One of her favorite pastimes is bird-watching from behind a safe window. She will chatter, wiggle, and even try to “hunt,” although the glass keeps our little birder from making any questionable life choices. Instead, she gets rewarded with her favorite seafood and chicken meals twice a day. She is not a picky eater and she loves her food, her Churus, and especially her cat tree. You will almost always find her curled up on the top perch, peacefully napping like the queen she is.

Skunk(y) adores soft and gentle connection. She will greet her humans with the sweetest nose-to-nose boops, but she can be timid at first. Loud noises or unfamiliar environments can make her skittish, and her past experience of being bullied by

Skunk(y) is a gentle and expressive tuxedo lady who knows exactly how to tell you what she wants, whether it is pets, playtime, or dinner. She is wonderfully vocal, often sounding like a tiny otter when she is hungry, and she is not shy about letting out a chirp or two to get your attention.

One of her favorite pastimes is bird-watching from behind a safe window. She will chatter, wiggle, and even try to “hunt,” although the glass keeps our little birder from making any questionable life choices. Instead, she gets rewarded with her favorite seafood and chicken meals twice a day. She is not a picky eater and she loves her food, her Churus, and especially her cat tree. You will almost always find her curled up on the top perch, peacefully napping like the queen she is.

Skunk(y) adores soft and gentle connection. She will greet her humans with the sweetest nose-to-nose boops, but she can be timid at first. Loud noises or unfamiliar environments can make her skittish, and her past experience of being bullied by resident cats has made her wary around other felines. Because of this, she would thrive best in a single cat home with a patient and loving human who can help her rebuild her confidence.

Once she feels safe, her personality blossoms and you will be surprised by how playful she can be. She gets the funniest zoomies, darting around at lightning speed and leaving you wondering how a shy gir