Bunny spent her early days outside in a local colony, but luck turned when she was rescued just in time to have her kittens safely indoors. Still a kitten herself at barely six months old, Bunny showed none of the tough edge some outdoor cats carry—instead, she quickly warmed up to people and embraced the comforts of shelter life. She’s always been a devoted mom, but now she’s looking for a soft spot in a calm, loving home to call her own. Bunny isn’t the type to greet visitors at the door, but she’ll give her whole heart to her people and adores curling up on a cozy lap. Notably, she’s a polydactyl cat, with extra toes that make her even more unique. She does best with other cats and would thrive in a household with feline friends—maybe even one of her grown kittens, but that’s not a must. Gentle, older kids or easygoing dogs are fine, but anything too lively might overwhelm her quiet nature. At just about a year old and fully vetted—spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, negative for FIV and FeLV—Bunny is ready to find her spot with someone who appreciates a gentle, loving companion. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.