Wren stands out with his soft gray and white coat and his easygoing attitude toward both cats and dogs. He came into foster care at just six weeks old after being found in the community with an injured paw. While he has permanent nerve damage in that paw, it hardly slows him down—he navigates, plays, and jumps without trouble. Wren tends to be a bit shy at first, but if you catch him in the right mood, especially in the quiet of night, he starts purring before you’ve even reached to pet him. He enjoys the company of other cats in his foster family and is living well with dogs, too. Wren should join a home with another gentle cat or a friendly dog, but he might adapt as an only pet as long as he isn’t left alone for long. He’d thrive in a home that values his gentle side and can give him animal companionship or consistent attention throughout the day. Click apply to start the adoption process.