Tiger: A True Rescue Who Just Wants to Belong

Meet Tiger 🧡 | 8 months old<br/><br/>Tiger hasn’t had it easy. She and her siblings were born to a very sweet mama cat who did her best to keep them safe by having her babies under a trailer. The upside? They were healthier than many kittens born inside the trailer. The downside? They didn’t grow up being held or passed around by people.<br/><br/>Because of that, Tiger isn’t the kind of cat who runs to the door to greet strangers — yet. But please don’t mistake quiet for unloving.<br/><br/>Even before coming into rescue, these kittens were always close to people. They followed them, rubbed on their legs, and chose to be nearby. And the very day after being fixed, Tiger was already purring and making biscuits. That tells us everything we need to know: this is a cat who wants connection and is just waiting to feel safe enough to bloom.<br/><br/>Tiger wants what every cat wants — to be someone’s cherished family member. She deserves a home that understands what a true rescue cat is: a little shy at first, incredibly loving once trust is built, and so worth it.<br/><br/>She would do wonderfully:<br/> • With another friendly kitty<br/> • Adopted alongside a sibling or buddy<br/> • Or as an only cat, as long as she gets plenty of love and patience<br/><br/>Tiger is spayed, vaccinated, flea-treated, and dewormed.<br/>She’s currently being fostered in Everett, and meet-and-greets are welcome.<br/><br/>If you have room in your home — and your heart — for a cat who just needs a chance, Tiger is waiting.<br/>Please consider giving this sweet girl the forever home she’s been hoping for. 🐾<br/><br/>If you’re interested in adopting her please send an email with some info about yourself and the home you could provide. SaraNW1103@gmail.com

Meet Tiger 🧡 | 8 months old

Tiger hasn’t had it easy. She and her siblings were born to a very sweet mama cat who did her best to keep them safe by having her babies under a trailer. The upside? They were healthier than many kittens born inside the trailer. The downside? They didn’t grow up being held or passed around by people.

Because of that, Tiger isn’t the kind of cat who runs to the door to greet strangers — yet. But please don’t mistake quiet for unloving.

Even before coming into rescue, these kittens were always close to people. They followed them, rubbed on their legs, and chose to be nearby. And the very day after being fixed, Tiger was already purring and making biscuits. That tells us everything we need to know: this is a cat who wants connection and is just waiting to feel safe enough to bloom.

Tiger wants what every cat wants — to be someone’s cherished family member. She deserves a home that understands what a true rescue cat is: a little shy at first, incredibly loving onc

Meet Tiger 🧡 | 8 months old

Tiger hasn’t had it easy. She and her siblings were born to a very sweet mama cat who did her best to keep them safe by having her babies under a trailer. The upside? They were healthier than many kittens born inside the trailer. The downside? They didn’t grow up being held or passed around by people.

Because of that, Tiger isn’t the kind of cat who runs to the door to greet strangers — yet. But please don’t mistake quiet for unloving.

Even before coming into rescue, these kittens were always close to people. They followed them, rubbed on their legs, and chose to be nearby. And the very day after being fixed, Tiger was already purring and making biscuits. That tells us everything we need to know: this is a cat who wants connection and is just waiting to feel safe enough to bloom.

Tiger wants what every cat wants — to be someone’s cherished family member. She deserves a home that understands what a true rescue cat is: a little shy at first, incredibly loving once trust is built, and so worth it.

She would do wonderfully:
• With another friendly kitty
• Adopted alongside a sibling or buddy
• Or as an only cat, as long as she gets plenty of love and patience

Tiger is spayed, vaccinated, flea-treated, and dewormed.
She’s currently being fostered in Everett, and meet-and-greets are welcome.

If you have room in yo