Treva spent her early years outside in tough conditions, often fending for herself. She was one of several cats who found themselves pushed aside when a family repeatedly moved new cats in and left the older ones behind. Despite her rough start—outdoor living, poor food, and makeshift shelter—Treva has shown resilience. She recently recovered well from major dental surgery, underscoring her ability to bounce back. At about four years old, Treva is a petite Manx with a striking black and white coat and no tail. She’s got a sweet, tiny meow that sounds more like a little chirp, and when given time and patience, she warms up and welcomes gentle petting. Though hesitant with other cats, Treva does okay with calm cats or as a single pet. She prefers a peaceful home, ideally without young children, where she can settle in at her own pace. Treva loves her canned food, eats well, and will especially thrive with someone committed to understanding her quirks and quiet needs. Interested adopters must be 24 or older, live in Central Ohio, and have all pets at home spayed or neutered. Treva’s adoption fee is $100. If you’re looking for a bonded pair, consider also her sister, Terry. Make their next chapter their best one yet.