Here’s what Dr. Jen had to say about Medley:

Magnificent Medley (whom I named for her intriguing color pattern) became homeless in the summer of July 2023, when her human mama passed away and she was tossed outside by ‘man of the house’. Luckily, Jody N. was alerted to her precarious predicament and acted: she joined her crew of strays and castaways on July 19th, though not before she had picked up the FIV virus AND had been shot by a pellet gun (which we discovered later). ARGGHHHHHHHHH what is wrong with people! However, Miss M. didn’t let her trials and tribulations dampen her spirit or decrease her affinity for human companionship; I am always so grateful and honestly often amazed when a mistreated kitty comes to us with an open heart, ready to trust and love again, holding no grudges and willing to put the past where it belongs.

“Our stunning four-year-old is my idea of the perfect girl. She cherishes and thrives on all our attention, follows us around wanting to know what we are doing, and turns into the perfect puddled lap cat when she finally tires herself out. She enjoys being held, brushed, and of course spoiled with wet food and treats. She really doesn’t show any signs of aggression or interest in the other cats other than a little hiss or a hoarse meow if one gets a little too close to her. We would love to see her in a relaxed and laid-back home with either no other cats or one other quiet one. She will be the most wonderful companion for someone who is retired, works from home, or simply likes to chill on the couch and read or watch Netflix.”

She wants nothing more than to be part of a family again, and we are going to make darn sure that THIS TIME AROUND, she stays put and is treated with respect and appreciation for the gentle, sweet creature that she is. Medley is the embodiment of pure feline fabulousness, and then some!

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