Grey Cat

My story

We aren't going to sugarcoat it. It's been a challenge finding Grey Cat a home. She has just recently started accepting other cats in her space, even sharing her cat tree. She also loves to follow her people, make biscuits and getting pet, until she's done. When she's decided she has had enough, there's not always a warning and she swats.Grey cat was believed to be feral when we were told about her. We took her for surgery and discovered she had already been spayed. She was returned to where she was being fed and the residents told us she was permitting them to pet her and they wondered if she could find a better home.We agreed to try. And that's when we discovered her sometimes off-putting personality. But grey cat has been in foster for a long time. She has made great strides in accepting others and with trust. We can't guarantee she won't swat if overstimulated, actually we can pretty much guarantee she will. So Grey Cat is looking for an experienced cat home, with other no aggressive cats. She might also accept dogs who won't bother her. Grey Cat loves wand toys and bird watching. She has also been known to play in her water dish.

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Grey Cat, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.