Olive

Single mother of five. Sweet and playful floof ball. Big talker when she wants something. Baguette-eating fiend (seriously - hide your bread). Roach annihilator. Morning squeaker. Will steal your bed pillow as soon as you get up for coffee. She gets those crazy eyes sometimes and zoomies about. Left a shirt on the floor? Bag on the kitchen counter? Towel about? She'll be sitting on it. Excellent for a single-cat household. * A little more about her: Olive is about 2 years old and was found at an apartment complex near Full Sail with five kittens (all have been adopted). She is very sweet and desires belly rubs each morning, chirping for them and attention. During the day, she will disappear, seeking out dark spots now and again, though she does also enjoy a window view and a heated blanket. Olive isn't the best with other cats so she will thrive as the only cat in the household. She is non-aggressive, just likes her space. She is one of the first to demand breakfast in the mornings and has a great interest in fresh baguettes. She is shy with new people and hides when company comes over. We can't say how she would be with children. With family, she lies about on the bed and zoomies around in the evening. She will have a transition period to adjust to a new home and environment. She is also not a cuddly-cat. She can be picked-up and sometimes enjoys being cradled, but overall is not a lap-cat. This is often a deterrent for those who have had interest in her. She can be affectionate - just in her own way. Olive has not been introduced to dogs. We do not recommend her for a dog household. ** Brozanski for Cats believes that no cat should be left outside. We work to find homes for feral cats and kittens by partnering with local TNR programs. With patience, care, and socialization, cats considered "unadoptable" can become wonderful friends and family members. All of our adoptees are TNRH rescues, saved from a life outdoors and are ready for a loving home.