Tink

Tink is a sweet grey tabby with white paws, soft green eyes, and no tail. It’s unclear whether she was born that way or lost it during her early struggles in the hill country floods, but it only adds to her unique charm. She’s friendly and confident, the kind of cat who enjoys being picked up and carried but also values her independence. She loves to nap on the couch or curl up beside her favorite person—or her foster dog—for some quiet company.<br/><br/>She was found in a horse barn after the floods, and despite her rough beginnings, she’s always loved people and has really blossomed with time. She’s playful, gentle, and curious, and she’ll happily chase anything that moves—whether it’s a toy, a bug, or a piece of lint.<br/><br/>Tink has a mischievous streak when it comes to food and likes to keep an eye on whatever’s cooking, a small reminder of her survivor spirit. She can be active at night, climbing and exploring before settling in for sleep, and she’s always up for some interactive play.<br/><br/>She gets along well with both cats and dogs and would enjoy having another animal companion in her new home. Tink can be a little shy when meeting new people, but once she feels comfortable, her affectionate and playful side shines through. She’s a bright, loving cat who’s ready to be part of a home that appreciates her gentle, one-of-a-kind spirit.

Tink is a sweet grey tabby with white paws, soft green eyes, and no tail. It’s unclear whether she was born that way or lost it during her early struggles in the hill country floods, but it only adds to her unique charm. She’s friendly and confident, the kind of cat who enjoys being picked up and carried but also values her independence. She loves to nap on the couch or curl up beside her favorite person—or her foster dog—for some quiet company.

She was found in a horse barn after the floods, and despite her rough beginnings, she’s always loved people and has really blossomed with time. She’s playful, gentle, and curious, and she’ll happily chase anything that moves—whether it’s a toy, a bug, or a piece of lint.

Tink has a mischievous streak when it comes to food and likes to keep an eye on whatever’s cooking, a small reminder of her survivor spirit. She can be active at night, climbing and exploring before settling in for sleep, and she’s always up for some interactive play.

She gets along well wi

Tink is a sweet grey tabby with white paws, soft green eyes, and no tail. It’s unclear whether she was born that way or lost it during her early struggles in the hill country floods, but it only adds to her unique charm. She’s friendly and confident, the kind of cat who enjoys being picked up and carried but also values her independence. She loves to nap on the couch or curl up beside her favorite person—or her foster dog—for some quiet company.

She was found in a horse barn after the floods, and despite her rough beginnings, she’s always loved people and has really blossomed with time. She’s playful, gentle, and curious, and she’ll happily chase anything that moves—whether it’s a toy, a bug, or a piece of lint.

Tink has a mischievous streak when it comes to food and likes to keep an eye on whatever’s cooking, a small reminder of her survivor spirit. She can be active at night, climbing and exploring before settling in for sleep, and she’s always up for some interactive play.

She gets along well with both cats and dogs and would enjoy having another animal companion in her new home. Tink can be a little shy when meeting new people, but once she feels comfortable, her affectionate and playful side shines through. She’s a bright, loving cat who’s ready to be part of a home that appreciates her gentle, one-of-a-kind spirit.