Starfire Houston

Meet Starfire - a chonky queen with a big personality and an even bigger sense of ownership. Originally brought to us from Houston as a euthanasia request, this fiery girl is now very much living life on her own terms.<br/><br/>Starfire is an alpha through and through and would prefer to rule her kingdom as the only cat (and definitely no dogs). She spends her days supervising the world from outside and guarding her beloved box - a prized possession she will absolutely not be sharing. Her signature voice is less of a meow and more of a dramatic little rasp, which she uses often to make sure everyone knows exactly how she feels.<br/><br/>Older kids are just fine with her royal highness - as long as they respect the throne.

Meet Starfire - a chonky queen with a big personality and an even bigger sense of ownership. Originally brought to us from Houston as a euthanasia request, this fiery girl is now very much living life on her own terms.

Starfire is an alpha through and through and would prefer to rule her kingdom as the only cat (and definitely no dogs). She spends her days supervising the world from outside and guarding her beloved box - a prized possession she will absolutely not be sharing. Her signature voice is less of a meow and more of a dramatic little rasp, which she uses often to make sure everyone knows exactly how she feels.

Older kids are just fine with her royal highness - as long as they respect the throne.

Meet Starfire - a chonky queen with a big personality and an even bigger sense of ownership. Originally brought to us from Houston as a euthanasia request, this fiery girl is now very much living life on her own terms.

Starfire is an alpha through and through and would prefer to rule her kingdom as the only cat (and definitely no dogs). She spends her days supervising the world from outside and guarding her beloved box - a prized possession she will absolutely not be sharing. Her signature voice is less of a meow and more of a dramatic little rasp, which she uses often to make sure everyone knows exactly how she feels.

Older kids are just fine with her royal highness - as long as they respect the throne.