Mia

Mia started showing up at at the now foster's house everyday for food. The foster thought she may have had kittens and made sure she had plenty to eat. Eventually, she started staying in the front of the house from early morning until late at night. One day, she decided to go into the house and decided this was a better life for her. We looked for kittens and found none. When she was spayed, the vet said she had not had kittens recently so that was a relief. Mia is a quiet girl but is dominant, a typical tortie. She loves the resident male cats, gets along with the resident senior girl but does show some bully behavior toward the other female cat. She ignores the dogs and is pretty chill with everything. She is very sweet, has a very quiet meow, loves to be petted, loves to sit in the cat tree, and spends lots of time exploring the entire residence and finding new places to nap. She was a very skinny girl but has filled out nicely. Mia is so very ready for her next journey in life with her forever family. When she was spayed, the vet aged her at approximately 1 year old. If you are interested in meeting Mia, please visit recycledloveanimalrescue.org and complete an adoption application or inquiry form. She is with her foster family in Dallas.