Tattle is a large-patch tabby with striking colors and a strong personality to match her good looks. She’s about six or seven years old and brings genuine curiosity and independent charm to every room. Tattle prefers to be the only cat and doesn’t want to share her domain with feline roommates. She’s lived with a calm dog before, so the right canine companion might be fine, but she prefers a peaceful home without small children. Her story is unusual; she was meant for the outdoors but decided indoor life suited her far better and spent years making sure she landed in the right home. After six years with the same family, the arrival of young kids and some tough personalities left her stressed and shy around men. With time and patience, her confidence returns and she opens up to those who give her space to adjust. Tattle takes a daily anxiety pill with no drama. Since landing in foster care, she’s shown a playful side, clear intelligence, and a knack for entertaining herself and her person. Head scratches are appreciated when she asks, and she’ll sometimes just want to supervise from her perch. She’s an ideal fit for a patient, cat-savvy adopter—someone who respects a cat’s boundaries and is willing to go at her pace. Tattle does best with adults who value independence but want a steady, affectionate companion. Lets make it official, apply to adopt!