Reese’s story starts with being left behind at a tough time—sick and not yet spayed—then pushed aside at the shelter because she didn’t act ‘friendly’ enough. Surrounded by ferals and struggled to settle in, she finally got the break she needed: a foster home and some real human attention. At first, Reese was loving but easily overstimulated, needing her own quiet space to decompress. Over time, she built trust and found her comfort zone. These days, Reese has left her old anxieties behind. She’s become a true snuggler who craves human company, ready to join you on the sofa and rub against your legs. She’s confident around new faces and is quick to greet newcomers, but she’s not a fan of being picked up or carried for long. Reese is still independent enough to choose her own cuddle moments, and that bit of ‘catitude’ gives her personality real charm. A quiet home with adults suits her best so she can enjoy her well-earned retirement. She arrives spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped, all set for her next chapter. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!