Enjoy this song from Disney's "Tangled," sung by Mandi Moore & Zachery Levi as you read about Londi. It's "Now I See the Light," by Alan Menken, and it's what we hope for her again, after losing her second long-term foster home in the Eaton Fire.
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🌸 Meet Londi – The Quiet Beauty Waiting for Her Chance 🌸
Lovely Londi has been overlooked for far too long, but we believe the right person will see the quiet magic in her. She’s a gentle soul who prefers her independence and isn’t a lap cat—but that doesn’t mean she shouldn’t have a home of her own. (Two wonderful, long-term fosters had to return her due to drastic living changes, one of which was the Altadena fire.)
This beautiful girl finds joy in life’s simple pleasures: watching birds flutter outside the window, batting a toy around in peaceful play, stretching out luxuriously in a sunny spot, and savoring a tasty cat treat or two. She is healthy, low-maintenance, and would thrive as the only pet in a calm, patient home where she can simply be herself. Although she is healthy, she is on a prescription diet for bladder stones.
Because she is shy, almost feral, Londi will also need some patient carrier training so she can feel safe and secure for her occasional vet visits. With kindness and understanding, she’ll learn that the carrier means care and safety.
Londi may be always “vant to be alone”, but behind that is a cat who deserves love, safety, and someone who will appreciate her quiet companionship. If you are experienced with very skittish cats, have no other pets, and a heart open to a cat who marches to her own beat, Londi just might be the perfect match. We would also consider a long-term foster or a foster-to-adopt.
Lovely Londi has been overlooked for far too long, but we believe the right person will see the quiet magic in her. She’s a gentle soul who prefers her independence and isn’t a lap cat—but that doesn’t mean she shouldn’t have a home of her own. (Two wonderful, long-term fosters had to return her due to drastic living changes, one of which was the Altadena fire.)
This beautiful girl finds joy in life’s simple pleasures: watching birds flutter outside the window, batting a toy around in peaceful play, stretching out luxuriously in a sunny spot, and savoring a tasty cat treat or two. She is healthy, low-maintenance, and would thrive as the only pet in a calm, patient home where she can simply be herself. Although she is healthy, she is on a prescription diet for bladder stones.
Because she is shy, almost feral, Londi will also need some patient carrier training so she can feel safe and secure for her occasional vet visits. With kindness and understanding, she’ll learn that the carrier means care and safety.
Londi may be always “vant to be alone”, but behind that is a cat who deserves love, safety, and someone who will appreciate her quiet companionship. If you are experienced with very skittish cats, have no other pets, and a heart open to a cat who marches to her own beat, Londi just might be the perfect match. We would also consider a long-term foster or a foster-to-adopt.
