Cindy Lou Who arrived at the shelter underweight and deeply anxious. After time and steady meals, she’s put on some weight, but people still make her nervous. She doesn’t seek attention or company, so a quiet setting suits her best—maybe a barn or a secluded space where she can keep her distance and gradually decide if she wants to interact. For anyone hoping to earn her trust, patience is non-negotiable. Cindy Lou Who isn’t a fan of children or busy households, but someone with a calm environment and realistic expectations could give her a chance. If you’re looking for a social lap cat, she isn’t it—but she might shine as a working cat or with someone who respects her need for space. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!