Yin

Meet Yin - which means silver in Chinese.<br/><br/><br/>This lovely girl spent several months wandering through a neighborhood, hoping someone would offer her food and kindness. Thankfully, a compassionate person finally brought her to a veterinarian, where she was scanned for a microchip (none was found) and given a full exam. From there, she came into our care — and she’s been safe, loved, and well cared for ever since.<br/><br/>Yin is estimated to be about 2 years old. She has the most striking, exotic-looking face — truly even more beautiful in person than her photos can capture.<br/><br/>Now spayed, healthy, and thriving, Yin is ready for her next chapter. It’s her turn to find a special home where she’ll receive all the love, attention, and stability she deserves.<br/><br/>We’re not sure how she would do with dogs, but she should be comfortable living with other cats.<br/><br/>Yin is an absolute sweetheart — gentle, grateful, and so deserving of a forever family.<br/>This lovely girl spent several months wandering through a neighborhood, hoping someone would offer her food and kindness. Thankfully, a compassionate person finally brought her to a veterinarian, where she was scanned for a microchip (none was found) and given a full exam. From there, she came into our care — and she’s been safe, loved, and well cared for ever since.<br/><br/>Yin is estimated to be about 2 years old. She has the most striking, exotic-looking face — truly even more beautiful in person than her photos can capture.<br/><br/>Now spayed, healthy, and thriving, Yin is ready for her next chapter. It’s her turn to find a special home where she’ll receive all the love, attention, and stability she deserves.<br/><br/>We’re not sure how she would do with dogs, but she should be comfortable living with other cats.<br/><br/>Yin is an absolute sweetheart — gentle, grateful, and so deserving of a forever family.<br/>Yin has been:<br/>Spayed<br/>Up to date with vaccines<br/>Combo tested negative (FIV / FeLV)<br/>Microchipped.<br/><br/>Adoption fee is $200

Meet Yin - which means silver in Chinese.


This lovely girl spent several months wandering through a neighborhood, hoping someone would offer her food and kindness. Thankfully, a compassionate person finally brought her to a veterinarian, where she was scanned for a microchip (none was found) and given a full exam. From there, she came into our care — and she’s been safe, loved, and well cared for ever since.

Yin is estimated to be about 2 years old. She has the most striking, exotic-looking face — truly even more beautiful in person than her photos can capture.

Now spayed, healthy, and thriving, Yin is ready for her next chapter. It’s her turn to find a special home where she’ll receive all the love, attention, and stability she deserves.

We’re not sure how she would do with dogs, but she should be comfortable living with other cats.

Yin is an absolute sweetheart — gentle, grateful, and so deserving of a forever family.
This lovely girl spent several months wandering thro

Meet Yin - which means silver in Chinese.


This lovely girl spent several months wandering through a neighborhood, hoping someone would offer her food and kindness. Thankfully, a compassionate person finally brought her to a veterinarian, where she was scanned for a microchip (none was found) and given a full exam. From there, she came into our care — and she’s been safe, loved, and well cared for ever since.

Yin is estimated to be about 2 years old. She has the most striking, exotic-looking face — truly even more beautiful in person than her photos can capture.

Now spayed, healthy, and thriving, Yin is ready for her next chapter. It’s her turn to find a special home where she’ll receive all the love, attention, and stability she deserves.

We’re not sure how she would do with dogs, but she should be comfortable living with other cats.

Yin is an absolute sweetheart — gentle, grateful, and so deserving of a forever family.
This lovely girl spent several months wandering through a neighborhood, hoping someone would offer her food and kindness. Thankfully, a compassionate person finally brought her to a veterinarian, where she was scanned for a microchip (none was found) and given a full exam. From there, she came into our care — and she’s been safe, loved, and well cared for ever since.

Yin is estimated to be about 2 years old. She has the most striking, exot