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Anastasia

Female Senior Domestic Shorthair Medium

Well, hello there. My name is Ana, short for Anastasia, but really, just call me Ana. I am what you might call a sensitive girl. I came... show more

Well, hello there. My name is Ana, short for Anastasia, but really, just call me Ana. I am what you might call a sensitive girl. I came to the SPCA because I wasn't getting along with a much younger cat in the household that I lived in, and it was just making life miserable for all of us - I expressed my discomfort by going outside the litterbox so I made myself VERY clear that I was not happy. I am MUCH happier as a single cat. In fact, I am very sweet on my own terms! If you're looking for someone who can keep you company without demanding too much attention, or for someone who can just be there for you when you get home from work, I would be most happy to move in with you. I would prefer to be an only cat without any small children in my household, but I might be amenable to a cat-savvy dog as long as we both have space to ignore each other. I haven't had any litterbox issues since coming to the SPCA, so it seems that was likely behavioral and due to me not wanting to be around the other cat. I have had some stomach upset and frequent hairballs, which could be stress related from being in a shelter, or might just be due to a sensitive tummy. It's easy to treat by increasing my fiber intake, though. Really, there is nothing like meeting each other in person, so put in an application and come on down to meet me! show less

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Dragon

Female Senior Domestic Short Hair Small

“Just like the mythical creature I’m named after, I’m often misunderstood until you learn more about me. This is my second time at the s... show more

“Just like the mythical creature I’m named after, I’m often misunderstood until you learn more about me. This is my second time at the shelter and even though many people have been kind to me, my trust for humans is still a work in progress. I was found in my home, alone and abandoned after my family moved and didn’t take me with them. I’ve always been a little nervous around people but it’s because I haven’t found a person yet that I can fully trust, and the times I’ve tried, I’ve ended up alone again. A couple people at the shelter have gotten to see my softer side a few times and they keep hoping that the right person will come along that can give me the time and patience I need to truly come out of my shell. Unfortunately, months have passed since I was brought here and I still wake up every day and find myself in this cage. Sure, people peek into my cage here and there but I don’t know them and hiss or growl to make them go away. I’m not sure if I’ll ever be a lap cat but it would be nice to curl up next to a person of my very own, on a soft warm bed in a home I’m at ease in. I’m not really a mean cat, at least I don’t want to be, and sometimes I even get confused at my own reactions to certain things but everything seems scary when you’re alone. The medicine I take every day has helped me feel more comfortable in my own skin and I think it would work even better once I’m out of the shelter. It doesn’t taste so bad and I don’t mind eating it with my wet food. If you think you could welcome a misunderstood friend into your life, I promise that with time, I will do my best to trust you.” Although Dragon is a senior cat, her recent lab work shows that she’s healthy and has no signs of any medical conditions. Dragon is currently taking an anti-anxiety medication daily and a 90 day supply of this medication would be given to her new family at the time of adoption. From our observations and what we know about Dragon’s past, she would likely do best in a home without other animals or small children.   Disclaimer: Medical information provided is obtained by partnering veterinary clinics and behavioral information is gathered by observation from shelter staff, volunteers, fosters, and previous owners. All information provided is not a guarantee from the SPCA on the health and temperment of an animal.  show less