Taylor

Taylor is a senior kitty who came to OCAP in 2016 with a litter of kittens. She was adopted but returned in 2025 through no fault of her own. We estimate her age at 12-13 years, but she doesn't look or act like an old lady, although she does like her naps. Taylor would like to be a lap cat and would be good company for someone who enjoys time on the couch or in the recliner.<br/><br/>She tolerates other cats but would prefer not to compete with one in her new home.<br/><br/>Because Taylor is over 8 years old, she's eligible for our Seniors to Seniors program under which cats 8 and over may be adopted free of charge by people 60 and over. Usual adoption requirements apply.

Taylor is a senior kitty who came to OCAP in 2016 with a litter of kittens. She was adopted but returned in 2025 through no fault of her own. We estimate her age at 12-13 years, but she doesn't look or act like an old lady, although she does like her naps. Taylor would like to be a lap cat and would be good company for someone who enjoys time on the couch or in the recliner.

She tolerates other cats but would prefer not to compete with one in her new home.

Because Taylor is over 8 years old, she's eligible for our Seniors to Seniors program under which cats 8 and over may be adopted free of charge by people 60 and over. Usual adoption requirements apply.

Taylor is a senior kitty who came to OCAP in 2016 with a litter of kittens. She was adopted but returned in 2025 through no fault of her own. We estimate her age at 12-13 years, but she doesn't look or act like an old lady, although she does like her naps. Taylor would like to be a lap cat and would be good company for someone who enjoys time on the couch or in the recliner.

She tolerates other cats but would prefer not to compete with one in her new home.

Because Taylor is over 8 years old, she's eligible for our Seniors to Seniors program under which cats 8 and over may be adopted free of charge by people 60 and over. Usual adoption requirements apply.