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Ready to Rule Your Heart!
​WINNIE
Female Shorthair
Born 2015
Fully vetted upon delivery!
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See Application to apply to meet her.
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​​Sponsored by Ellie Viray.
Please enjoy listening to the song, "A Thousand Years," by Christina Perri, while you read about Winnie. 

Meet Winnie – Our Queen Bee
Beautiful Winnie is a sleek, silky-furred beauty who knows she’s royalty. She’s affectionate and loving.

Her soft fur and gentle purrs will melt your heart. And if you wait till she requests (because she does have her royal rules), she adores being pet--a LOT! You'll enjoy this because it’s impossible to resist her velvety coat, and she barely sheds.
She has excellent potty manners, of course. Winnie also loves playtime, whether she’s chasing after a string or batting around her favorite toys. She’s not a treat hog, but she does enjoy chatting with her humans and will happily carry on a conversation with you.

Winnie would like to be the only cat in the home, where she can reign supreme and enjoy the love and attention she deserves. She would thrive with an adult who isn’t gone all day, and in a calm home without young children.

If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind companion with a dash of sass, a sprinkle of playfulness, and a whole lot of love to give—Winnie is your girl. She’s ready to finally find her forever throne.
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​"Time spent with cats is never wasted."
-Colette (Sidonie Gabrielle Colette)

SENIOR MOMENTS--ADOPT SOME WHISKER WISDOM!

Even elderly cats need a loving home! Many special needs cats are often forgotten or overlooked. If they are given a chance to shine, they blossom with love. With good care they can live many more years.

WHY ADOPT A SENIOR or SPECIAL NEEDS KITTY?? Read these wonderful reasons:

• They've already gone through the crazy kitten stage, and their purr-sonalities are fairly set.
• They are most grateful to have a warm lap to nap on and loving arms to snuggle into.
• Older cats often get passed up by potential adopters and face many years of living in a shelter, never to know the joy of a forever home.
• Never underestimate the amount of love and joy you can receive from adopting a senior cat.
• With good care they can live many more years, and when they are ready to cross the Rainbow Bridge, how fulfilling to know you have surrounded them with the love, care, and comfort of a true home.

No matter what age YOU are, you've probably heard about the benefits of owning a pet. Studies confirm that serious health conditions are improved. Blood pressure goes down, cholesterol levels improve, and heart attack risk declines.

Need more encouragement to adopt a senior or special needs kitty?
Read these 2 inspirational stories from Love Meow:
1. "Couple Takes Two 21-year old Bonded Cats Out of Shelter So They Can Spend Their Golden Years in a Loving Home."
2. "Woman Adopts Senior Cat, Comes Back to Shelter for His Old Friend."

One more comment on special needs cats: Often, with just a few accommodations, they can live relatively normal lives. Some may never be lap cats, but you never know--we've seen miracles happen just with patience, treats, and gentle attention--and even special needs cats deserve a loving, lifelong home, too.