LaRue

My story

LaRue has been a victim of a revolving door and, for whatever reason, isn't affected at all. Tossed out the first time, LaRue was found by our Rescue's VP and fostered until she was adopted. She stayed with her first family for a couple of years and returned when she and the other pets couldn't get along (she was being attacked). She was fostered by the VP again and then to me. She was adopted by a family after hearing of her sad story only to be returned 3 WEEKS later bc of a family move and inability to take the new pet. LaRue has been with me for about 6 months total (minus the 3 weeks) and she's just an amazing cat. Initially she would hide and keep to herself but recently she has started playing with the other two fosters and gets along well with everyone. LaRue is a smaller cat, although she's listed at 9#, and she gets along with male and female hoomans as well as her male foster friends. The only other female feline in the house is the overlord, so it isn't really fair to say she doesn't get along with other female cats. She would be fine as long as the other cat isn't aggressive. She isn't food aggressive and will allow nail trimming and other care like a champ. What LaRue DOESN'T need is another failed attempt at adoption. She comes back confused and depressed and it just isn't fair for her to keep getting tossed around. LaRue is a great little cat and will sneak in to our bed at night for little rubs, nudges, and kisses. LaRue is a vicious anole lizard chaser through the window screen and will entertain her audience for hours. No children or dog experience but slow introductions are appropriate and would probably be fine.

If you have any questions or would like to adopt LaRue, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.