Moma is a petite tabby at about four years old and nine pounds, with a striking gray and white coat. She soaks up every bit of affection, thriving on belly rubs and soft touches. Most of her day is spent perched in a sunny window, completely content to watch the world go by. But boredom never lasts. Out of nowhere, she’ll spring into action for her beloved laser-pointer sessions or play with a favorite old toy, channeling pure kitten energy. Moma is calm, poised, and rarely rattled. Her curiosity keeps her engaged with everything around her, but she always circles back to her top priority—cuddles. She has a gentle, confident presence, and other cats seem drawn to her. If there are other cats in the home, she’ll fit in easily, but she’d also be fine as a spoiled only cat, provided she gets plenty of human company. Moma adapted quickly to indoor life after surviving on the streets of Stockton, and she raised her kittens before moving inside for good. Now, she’s ready for a permanent home with more room and attention than one person can provide. She’s spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and tested FIV negative. If you’re within 100 miles of Grass Valley, CA, she’s open to making the trip for the perfect match. Every animal like Moma deserves a happy ending. This one starts with you.