Ooh, there is an itch, right behind my left ear, now moving to the right ear, and under the chin, and don't forget the top of the head! I love all little and big scratches and never get tired of them. I even get so excited that I may nibble your hand a bit. It’s been a rough adjustment coming here, but this is what saved my life.
I was picked up as a stray and it seems obvious that I was accustomed to different living conditions. Don’t get me wrong, everyone is super nice and loving with all of us, but it is so different. After all, being in a home and getting daily one-on-one loving and petting is something you get used to very fast and that’s probably what I was accustomed to. I don’t hide, I just move around a lot. It’s been hard finding a favorite spot around here, so I tend to hang out wherever I can find a calm little corner. I have a cute little face, easily recognizable, but if you can’t locate me, ask one of their staff people or volunteers to introduce you to me.
She is about 12 years old, spayed, up-to-date on routine shots (incl. rabies), tested negative for Feline Leukemia and FIV and microchipped. Adopt Lady Bug in the month of June and you are eligible for adoption incentives and discounts. Ready for love and fun? Don’t forget to also check out all her friends at www.saveapetil.org.
—Save-A-Pet submitted this information.
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