Chloe

My story

Cautious but full of charm! Meet Chloe, our shy little tortie treasure!Chloe may take her time to come out of her shell, but behind those wide, watchful eyes is a truly sweet soul. With patience, kindness, and a cozy place to call home, this gentle girl has every chance to blossom into the loving companion she’s meant to be.ABOUT CHLOE- In shelter- Chloe might seem reserved in new situations, but it’s really her shyness speaking. With patience and gentle attention, her true sweetness starts to shine through.- She enjoys safe spots like soft cubbys and cat trees, but shouldn`t be allowed to access spaces beneath furniture as it may be difficult to lure her out. It`s important that Chloe feels safe and is in the open to help with her socialization journey.- Chloe is still getting used to affection and may be nervous. She`ll accept pets by hand with encouragement, but may freeze when a hand is presented.- She enjoys gentle scratches with the backscratcher on the top of her head and cheeks and will lean into it after a few moments. She may cringe initially, but with slow movements and soft talking, she will relax.- Chloe isn`t very food motivated, but she enjoys the dry, salmon flavoured treats that volunteers give her after a positive interaction.- Despite being anxious around strangers, Chloe is a gentle girl, and just needs time to open up.- Chloe is a skittish cat who has had minimal experience with humans. - Chloe is currently enrolled in EHS’s socialization program, where dedicated volunteers are working to help her become more comfortable around people. - Chloe is spayed, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and up to date on core vaccinations.CHLOE’S IDEAL HOME- Chloe needs patient and understanding adopters who are okay with letting her set the pace as she warms up.- She would love to have access to cozy hideaways (like covered beds, cat trees, or quiet nooks) where she can retreat when she feels unsure.- Chloe needs a low-stress space with humans who can read her body language and respect her boundaries.- She may do well with another gentle cat to show her the ropes. However, her compatibility with dogs and children is unknown to us.- Though Chloe doesn`t need to go to a home with another cat, she has come out of hiding while rooming with her feline friends- A skittish cat will benefit from a calm, quiet environment, preferably without s

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