Pawla Abdul

My story

DOB August 5, 2024 Meet Pawla Abdul! This sweet girl has come a long way in the month she’s been in foster care. When she first arrived, Pawla spent the first two weeks hiding high up in a closet, but now she’s confidently strutting around with her favorite spring toy in her mouth, and she’s even started curiously approaching and sniffing hands. Though she’s still quite shy, Pawla has learned to take treats from your hand—though sometimes, she prefers to bat them out of your hand so they spill onto the floor for extra fun. While Pawla isn’t a lap cat just yet, she absolutely loves to play—especially with catnip and Greenies treats (she’s not a fan of Churu’s tube treats, though!) Her playful side- especially fetch, is the perfect opportunity for continued socialization, so lots of playtime and treats are sure to help her grow into the confident, loving cat she’s meant to be. Pawla walks around trilling, muttering and murmuring. Pawla does have a bit of a quirky side—she might take a nip at any bread left out, so be sure to keep that out of reach overnight! Although listed as 7 months old, Pawla is about the same size as her 1-year-old foster sister, Furgie. They have a great time playing & cuddling together. They would really love to be adopted together or to a home with a young, friendly resident cat. Pawla would thrive in a calm, patient home with another friendly cat around her age to show her the ropes and help her trust humans more. She’s been respectful of the senior resident cats in her foster home and uses the litter box very well (she is used to Worlds Best Litter). She eats both wet and dry food with no issues. Pawla’s perfect home is one where her adopter is understanding of her shy nature and willing to put in the time to help her with socialization. If you have the patience and love to give, Pawla could be the sweet companion you’re looking for.

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