Missy is a true sweetheart, a lover through and through, who unfortunately found herself back at the shelter after a prior adoption didn't work out due to an aggressive existing cat. This charming and friendly lady is confident and relaxed around her humans, always ready for a gentle interaction or a cozy lap. At ten years old, Missy has left her wild, mischievous kitten days behind her, now preferring the simple pleasures of life.
True to her Maine Coon heritage, Missy possesses a delightful and affectionate nature. Her gentle demeanor makes her a wonderful companion, and she's proven to be a litter-box hero. Despite her dainty Persian nose, she has no drainage issues, ensuring she's a comfortable and healthy companion. While she can be good with docile cats, her previous experience highlights her need for a peaceful home environment.
Missy is seeking a quiet, indoor-only home where she can truly blossom. Her ideal adopter is a kind soul with a soft touch and excellent brushing skills, ready to provide the gentle care and affection she deserves. If you're looking for a calm, loving, and mature feline friend to share your quiet moments and provide endless purrs, Missy could be the perfect addition to your family.
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