Violence (Halloween Fright Duo) in Walkersville, MD

Current Location: Walkersville, MD<br/> <br/>Meet Violence<br/><br/>Violence came to us scared and unsure of people. He spent the first few days hiding under furniture, hoping the world would forget about him. Now, a week later, he's learning that humans bring good things- like treats and gentle pets.<br/><br/>He still hisses when approached, but he no longer bolts for cover. Once he realizes you're safe, he leans in for more rubs and even follows you if you sit on the ground. He's curious, cautious, and clearly wants connection.<br/><br/>Violence isn't ready for full playtime yet, but every day brings new progress. He's showing us that bravery comes in small, steady steps.<br/><br/>Everyday Wins<br/>- Enjoys treats and dinner time<br/>- Uses the litter box perfectly<br/>- Slowly warming up to touch<br/>- Showing interest in human company<br/><br/>Violence will need patience and understanding, but the reward will be watching a frightened cat grow into a loving companion.

Current Location: Walkersville, MD

Meet Violence

Violence came to us scared and unsure of people. He spent the first few days hiding under furniture, hoping the world would forget about him. Now, a week later, he's learning that humans bring good things- like treats and gentle pets.

He still hisses when approached, but he no longer bolts for cover. Once he realizes you're safe, he leans in for more rubs and even follows you if you sit on the ground. He's curious, cautious, and clearly wants connection.

Violence isn't ready for full playtime yet, but every day brings new progress. He's showing us that bravery comes in small, steady steps.

Everyday Wins
- Enjoys treats and dinner time
- Uses the litter box perfectly
- Slowly warming up to touch
- Showing interest in human company

Violence will need patience and understanding, but the reward will be watching a frightened cat grow into a loving companion.

Current Location: Walkersville, MD

Meet Violence

Violence came to us scared and unsure of people. He spent the first few days hiding under furniture, hoping the world would forget about him. Now, a week later, he's learning that humans bring good things- like treats and gentle pets.

He still hisses when approached, but he no longer bolts for cover. Once he realizes you're safe, he leans in for more rubs and even follows you if you sit on the ground. He's curious, cautious, and clearly wants connection.

Violence isn't ready for full playtime yet, but every day brings new progress. He's showing us that bravery comes in small, steady steps.

Everyday Wins
- Enjoys treats and dinner time
- Uses the litter box perfectly
- Slowly warming up to touch
- Showing interest in human company

Violence will need patience and understanding, but the reward will be watching a frightened cat grow into a loving companion.