06/29/2026
💔 Hi folks — I have to do something I never thought I'd have to do, and it breaks my heart. But it is for the good of the whole.
I need to rehome one of my cats. Her name is Cora. 🐱
Cora came to us as a rescue baby at about 4 weeks old, along with 5 siblings. All six were in perfect health — which, in feline rescue work, is genuinely surprising. She grew up here with her brothers and sisters, and we found loving homes for two of them. Those two are now beautiful, thriving cats living with a family of two daughters—one cat per daughter—and we still stay in touch with that family now and then. 🏡
🐾 Cora is a sweet, loving cat. She is 3 years old. She deserves a calm, peaceful home — and honestly, that is something she is not getting here right now. Her brother Bear has become aggressive toward her and toward Rosie, chasing them with intent to harm. On top of that, Cora has had ongoing tension with my oldest cat, Annabelle. While Cora has backed down from Annabelle and the situation has de-escalated, they still get into chases. The stress of this environment is not fair to Cora, and finding her a loving home where she can finally relax is the right thing to do.
There is no clear explanation for any of this. Cora has lived here since she was 4 weeks old. She currently lives with 7 other cats. Her siblings, Dusty and Rosie, are not aggressive toward anyone. But the dynamic in this house has shifted, and Cora is caught in the middle of it through no fault of her own. 😔
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✅ Here is what you should know about Cora:
💉 She is spayed, microchipped, fully vaccinated, healthy, and SNAP-tested negative. She uses her litter box without issue. Her routine is wet food in the morning and treats around bedtime. Churu-style treats are reserved for special occasions — training or helping her get comfortable with something new, like a cat tree or scratch post. Cora handles everyday changes just fine. Major disruptions are harder for her, as they are for most cats, because felines are cautious by nature. Patience goes a long way. 🙏
🚪 She is cautious around new people, but that wears off with time — no surprises there. We fully expect her to need time to acclimate to a new home and new people, and that is completely normal. Like all of our cats, she hides when the doorbell rings. That is just who they are, and honestly, it is not a bad thing — cats that are cautious about doors and the outdoors are less likely to try to slip outside. Cora, like most felines, is also careful about going through doorways or into spaces she has never been before. That is basic feline instinct and nothing to be concerned about.
👨👩👧 Cora is fine around kids, but very young children are not a good fit. She needs kids who know how to respect a cat's boundaries. An adult household or a home with older, respectful children would be ideal.
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🏠 Cora needs a calm, stable home without young kittens or a cat that will bully her. She has so much love to give the right person or family, and she has never had the chance to just be at peace.
📸 We have photos of her from her baby days all the way through adulthood — she has grown into a beautiful cat.
💌 If you think you might be the right fit, or if you know someone who could be, please reach out. Cora deserves the world. 🌍🐾
