Boo Bear
Well, how nice to have you visit me, or at least read my interview. I am a real people person, so being lonely is not my cup of tea. My original owner and I had a close, loving relationship, but sadly, she passed away. So while her daughter was packing up her mother's home, I escaped. I turned up as a stray brought to the HSHC on 8-8-26 by the Fishers Police Department. Since I was microchipped, when they called the number, none of the family could take me in. I am a 13-year-old, female, solid black DSH cat, already spayed and litter box savvy. On 8-25, I moved into a wonderful foster home, and it was almost like being back with my owner. I stayed in my small safe space at first, but by the next evening I came out to explore! I get to roam the whole house now, and I never scratch the furniture. Although I don't enjoy being picked up, I LOVE to cuddle. Foster Mom (FM) says she thinks I would spend my days curled up on someone's lap if possible. FM soon learned that I am an outgoing gal. The day the family celebrated a son's birthday, I chose to cuddle on the older son's lap who I'd never met before. You see, I have never met a stranger! I am not a hissy, crabby kind of kitty. I am a calm, friendly lap cat who can never seem to get enough loving pets. But don't be fooled by my age. I am an energetic senior who loves to play. Catching the sunlight reflected off their phones or chasing a laser pointer are my favorites. When I am on someone's lap, I like to nuzzle my face into the crook of their arms. Because I am an older gal, I prefer a high-sided litter box with a low entry point. I have been treated for an eye infection, URI, and tummy trouble. I am feeling much better after having medication. FM says I will be happiest in a home where someone is usually there. When I get lonely, I will meow for company. FM says my meow is very sweet, which matches my personality, and that I'm much cuter in person than my photos indicate. I will bring a lot of joy to your home. 9-20-26