Pistachio came into rescue after her previous owner passed away, leaving her and several other cats searching for safer, more stable homes. While used to spending time outdoors with occasional shelter in a garage, she’s adapted to life in a foster home over the past year—moving steadily indoors, with access to a catio. Pistachio is shy but observant, often following her foster family around just to see what they’re up to. If you talk to her, she’ll respond with gentle meows. Building trust is key: approach softly and she will eventually let you pick her up for some affection. She’s comfortable as a cautious indoor cat with patient humans or could adjust as a barn or porch cat, given a slow acclimation process. For an outdoor transition, Pistachio requires two months confined to help her adapt to her new surroundings—a large crate or screened porch is ideal for this. Her rescue can provide everything you need for the transition. She gets along with both other cats and children, making her a flexible addition to homes willing to go at her pace. Give her a space and a chance, and she’ll quietly come into her own. Start your journey together! Apply now.