Marigold blends a sweet spirit with just the right amount of attitude. She started out wary of people after being rescued outdoors, but thanks to plenty of gentle socialization from volunteers, she’s finding her stride. Marigold is still not comfortable with petting or touch, so a quiet home without small children is a must. She does well with other cats—especially the boys—and a cat-savvy adopter, or someone willing to learn about shy felines, will help her thrive. Playfulness and treats are big motivators for Marigold; she’ll slurp up her favorite snacks straight from the tube but be mindful—she might give a playful nibble. Marigold warms up to those she knows, so future adopters should plan on several visits to build trust and help her feel at ease. Her new family should be ready for a process oriented around her needs, including multiple meets and no same day adoptions, ensuring the right match for her happiness and yours. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!