Missy needs a new home

Hello! We adopted this sweet girl in June and unfortunately she does not get along with our 2 other resident cats. We tried all the slow intro things and calming plug ins and collars but I think she had some bad interactions with other cats before she came into dedicate human care. She would be great as a solo cat and loves human interaction. She may do better with kittens being introduced to her space and not adult cats. 



A little background that we know. She was in foster care with her litter of 4 kittens. We adopted her the day her kittens were also adopted. I know from the foster that she had a bite mark on her tailbone area and may be part of her defensiveness with other cats. It was treated and fully healed. She was a very good mother to her kittens as they were very large kittens for only 8 weeks! She has been updated on all vaccines and was spayed in July. 



We thought she may calm her aggressiveness after her spay but she still doesn’t get along with our resident cats. She is a lap cat with a roaring purr motor. She does well while we are at work and loves furry toys and will self entertain but when we get home she loves a good snuggle and play with a wand toy. 



We want nothing more than for her to live her best life in a home she is free to roam and love on her humans. Unfortunately it is not our home and it breaks my heart. She is a great cat and very affectionate to humans.



