Pasha

I’ll show you my belly quickly, but understand……I need to get to know you better before I am going to trust you enough to pet my belly…..I feel very “exposed and vulnerable” when my belly is rubbed, so I need to be sure I can trust you…that’s how I survived while on my own.  I’m a very good kitty, just save the belly rub until I get to know you a little better.

My name is Pasha.  I had been surviving on my own for a couple of months prior to Good Samaritans realizing that I had no home.  I was resourceful enough to find (or catch) food for myself, but I was scared of the humans that looked my way.  Based on my experience, you have to be careful on who you trust….humans don’t always do what they say about “taking care of me”.

Once I let a nice lady who fed me on occasion finally win my trust, she got me with Pet Alliance.  I was examined by the vet who discovered my spay scar (but no microchip or collar).  All attempts to find my previous owner have been exhausted (I believe I am grateful for that).

I am a very grateful kitty to now have a warm place to sleep with food and water available…..although,

I am hoping someone will see the sweet kitty I am and give me my VERY OWN FOREVER HOME!!

Pasha is healthy, microchipped, vetted and

ready to go home with you.