Warsaw

Meet Warsaw <br/><br/>For four years, Warsaw has been searching for something every cat deserves: a person and a home she can finally call her own.<br/><br/>Warsaw is an incredibly friendly, funny, bold, and affectionate girl. She loves attention, snuggles, and being part of whatever her humans are doing. She even has an adorable little smile! She has so much love to give and is ready to be someone’s cherished companion instead of always being the foster cat who is only there temporarily.<br/><br/>After moving between foster homes and sharing space with multiple resident and foster animals, Warsaw has struggled with inappropriate urination. She has received a full veterinary workup, and no medical cause has been found. Her rescue believes her litter box struggles are behavioral and strongly connected to the stress of moving, sharing territory, and competing with other animals.<br/><br/>Although Warsaw can get along with cats and dogs, she needs a fresh start as the only pet in her forever home. A calm, stable environment where she doesn’t have to compete for territory or attention may give her the security she has been missing.<br/><br/>Her future family will need to understand that her litter box history may require patience, consistency, and continued work as she adjusts. We can’t promise that changing homes will immediately resolve the behavior, but we believe Warsaw deserves the opportunity to finally experience stability and individual attention.<br/><br/>Underneath this challenge is a truly wonderful cat. Warsaw is snuggly, outgoing, entertaining, loving, and full of personality. Her foster family has never given up on her because they know just how special she is.<br/><br/>Warsaw doesn’t need another temporary stop.<br/><br/>She needs her person. She needs her home. She needs someone willing to finally choose her—for good.

Meet Warsaw

For four years, Warsaw has been searching for something every cat deserves: a person and a home she can finally call her own.

Warsaw is an incredibly friendly, funny, bold, and affectionate girl. She loves attention, snuggles, and being part of whatever her humans are doing. She even has an adorable little smile! She has so much love to give and is ready to be someone’s cherished companion instead of always being the foster cat who is only there temporarily.

After moving between foster homes and sharing space with multiple resident and foster animals, Warsaw has struggled with inappropriate urination. She has received a full veterinary workup, and no medical cause has been found. Her rescue believes her litter box struggles are behavioral and strongly connected to the stress of moving, sharing territory, and competing with other animals.

Although Warsaw can get along with cats and dogs, she needs a fresh start as the only pet in her forever home. A calm, stable environment whe

Meet Warsaw

For four years, Warsaw has been searching for something every cat deserves: a person and a home she can finally call her own.

Warsaw is an incredibly friendly, funny, bold, and affectionate girl. She loves attention, snuggles, and being part of whatever her humans are doing. She even has an adorable little smile! She has so much love to give and is ready to be someone’s cherished companion instead of always being the foster cat who is only there temporarily.

After moving between foster homes and sharing space with multiple resident and foster animals, Warsaw has struggled with inappropriate urination. She has received a full veterinary workup, and no medical cause has been found. Her rescue believes her litter box struggles are behavioral and strongly connected to the stress of moving, sharing territory, and competing with other animals.

Although Warsaw can get along with cats and dogs, she needs a fresh start as the only pet in her forever home. A calm, stable environment where she doesn’t have to compete for territory or attention may give her the security she has been missing.

Her future family will need to understand that her litter box history may require patience, consistency, and continued work as she adjusts. We can’t promise that changing homes will immediately resolve the behavior, but we believe Warsaw deserves the opportunity to finally experience