Oreo is slow to trust but proves herself gentle once she does. She was deeply bonded to her first family, especially her favorite girl, and even shared a bed at night. When she came into foster, the change rattled her, and it's taken patience for her to begin opening up. Oreo accepts pets now from her foster mom and shows her real sweet side, but she's still cautious and will need time to adjust in a new home. Because moving has been tough for her, a safe indoor/outdoor option could be considered, but only in the most secure circumstances—her foster insists on finding the right fit. She really shines with women and seems uneasy around men, so an understanding female adopter would suit her best. Oreo gets along with other cats and dogs, but needs a household that respects her boundaries and timeline. Give her space and patience, and you’ll discover her softer side. What are you waiting for? Apply today!