Sox
You'll have to forgive me if I don't shower you with meows and pleas for attention. I'm still trying to figure out what has happened to me. I was brought to HSHC as a stray on May 24 after being found in Westfield. I was never spayed, so it is a mystery as to whether I am truly a stray outdoor cat, a cat that was dumped, or a cat that escaped. No one came to the shelter looking for me, but this means I'm ready and available for a new chapter! I am thought to be 5-years-old, now spayed, and have bounced back from an upper respiratory infection. I am an affectionate, but cautious, girl, with brown and black tabby markings and a white nose, throat, and paws. My nose is bubblegum pink, according to the interviewer lady (IL), who spent some time with me. At first, I hesitated to interact with her, but she kept visiting me and complimenting me for my appearance, so I gave in and let her pet me-all over! I began by giving her head butts and changing position to give her complete access for pets. She was smitten when she noticed that I have a Bob-tail. The medical staff said that I was probably born without a tail. Another point in my favor- I'm unique. I admit that I am a bit of a conundrum: I can be grumpy, but I can also be super sweet. I think the longer I get to know a person, the more affectionate and loving I become. The IL tells me that the right person will come to the shelter, see my charm and potential for affection, and welcome me into a loving home. My future feels bright, and I'm hopeful for the right person to come along! 6-20-26