Xandria has the telltale marks of a cat who knew love: spayed, recently trimmed nails, hints that she's had dental care, and she moves through the world like a cat used to kindness. That's why nobody can figure out why she was left in a wooded area, next to her carrier and food, clearly not equipped to survive alone. The foster stepped in just in time. Xandria blends in well with most of the animals—both cats and dogs—in her foster home, though she values her own space after social time. She would do well living with an older couple or a person with older children who can respect her need for quiet and downtime. She doesn't mind kids but prefers a peaceful atmosphere where she can truly relax. Xandria gets along with cats, dogs, and children, making her a versatile fit. What are you waiting for? Apply today!