Sundae

Meet Sundae, a beautiful calico around 4–5 years old, who is looking for a very special foster or adoptive home. She is a playful, curious girl who loves both interactive and independent play, especially when wand toys are involved. Sundae also enjoys gentle affection and particularly enjoys neck and bum scritches, which can quickly ignite her purr powerful motor. <br/><br/>Sundae is a special-needs cat—not because she isn’t wonderful (she truly is), but because she requires a patient, attentive home that can meet her where she’s at. In terms of diet, Sundae has shown signs of allergies, and a chicken-free diet has been very easy to maintain. Medically, Sundae was rescued with an old poorly healed hip injury, so she receives daily pain medication and laxative mixed into her meals to keep her comfortable long-term. Sundae is successfully trained to use a microchip feeder, making her care very manageable once set up.<br/><br/>Behaviorally, Sundae has made incredible progress through dedicated, gentle socialization. Sundae is very shy and sensitive, and her adopter must be comfortable moving slowly, respecting her boundaries, and celebrating small wins. She thrives in calm, predictable environments. Once Sundae feels safe, her personality truly shines (just like her beautiful green eyes!)<br/><br/>One of the most important things to know about Sundae is that she’ll do best with another cat. She gains confidence and comes out of her shell much more when she has a feline companion, especially a friendly male cat. She loves all cats though, and the presence of another feline friend brings her out of her shell to (ironically) seek attention from her people at the same time. (Note: Sundae may be fearful, but she has never shown any signs of aggression.)<br/><br/>Sundae is perfect for someone who:<br/>- Has interest in shy or fearful cats and/or is willing to learn<br/>- Is patient, observant, and kind<br/>- Understands that progress may be slow—but deeply rewarding<br/>- Already has a friendly cat or is open to adopting one alongside her<br/><br/>With time, consistency, and companionship, Sundae continues to blossom more every day. She may take longer to trust—but when she does, she’s a truly special friend.

Meet Sundae, a beautiful calico around 4–5 years old, who is looking for a very special foster or adoptive home. She is a playful, curious girl who loves both interactive and independent play, especially when wand toys are involved. Sundae also enjoys gentle affection and particularly enjoys neck and bum scritches, which can quickly ignite her purr powerful motor.

Sundae is a special-needs cat—not because she isn’t wonderful (she truly is), but because she requires a patient, attentive home that can meet her where she’s at. In terms of diet, Sundae has shown signs of allergies, and a chicken-free diet has been very easy to maintain. Medically, Sundae was rescued with an old poorly healed hip injury, so she receives daily pain medication and laxative mixed into her meals to keep her comfortable long-term. Sundae is successfully trained to use a microchip feeder, making her care very manageable once set up.

Behaviorally, Sundae has made incredible progress through dedicated, gentle socialization. Sundae is v

Meet Sundae, a beautiful calico around 4–5 years old, who is looking for a very special foster or adoptive home. She is a playful, curious girl who loves both interactive and independent play, especially when wand toys are involved. Sundae also enjoys gentle affection and particularly enjoys neck and bum scritches, which can quickly ignite her purr powerful motor.

Sundae is a special-needs cat—not because she isn’t wonderful (she truly is), but because she requires a patient, attentive home that can meet her where she’s at. In terms of diet, Sundae has shown signs of allergies, and a chicken-free diet has been very easy to maintain. Medically, Sundae was rescued with an old poorly healed hip injury, so she receives daily pain medication and laxative mixed into her meals to keep her comfortable long-term. Sundae is successfully trained to use a microchip feeder, making her care very manageable once set up.

Behaviorally, Sundae has made incredible progress through dedicated, gentle socialization. Sundae is very shy and sensitive, and her adopter must be comfortable moving slowly, respecting her boundaries, and celebrating small wins. She thrives in calm, predictable environments. Once Sundae feels safe, her personality truly shines (just like her beautiful green eyes!)

One of the most important things to know about Sundae is that she’ll do best with another cat. She gains confidence and come