Please contact Dana (DanaCC4C@gmail.com), (925) 586-6408 for more information about this pet. Want to meet? [Fill out the Application], then email it to the contact in this bio. Coffee’s story starts with resilience. She was rescued on March 1st from a condo complex in Concord, along with her four tiny two-week-old kittens, after a neighbor stepped in to help break a cycle of unplanned litters. Despite that rough beginning, Coffee was a wonderful mama—and now it’s her turn to be cared for. She’s a stunning calico with a playful, quirky personality. She’ll follow me around, chirp when she wants something, and then, just as suddenly, dart away from pets if she’s on the move. She hangs out with me while I work from home, making biscuits in the cat bed on my desk before settling in for a nap nearby. While she can be a little skittish during busy moments, when she’s relaxed—curled up on a bed, perched in a cat tree, or held in your arms—she’s very content to be petted and happily purrs away. She settles into new homes and around new cats quickly, though she definitely prefers to be the alpha cat. She does best with easygoing cats who either let her be in charge or simply ignore her, like my 17-year-old cat does. More than anything, she loves having the run of the house and, once she’s comfortable, doesn’t enjoy being confined to a single room. She doesn’t sleep on the bed with me, but she does nap in the cat trees in my room—especially the ones by the windows. She loves watching the bird feeder and will intensely chirp and twitch her tail while keeping an eye on the birds outside. Coffee is a fine-boned, petite kitty at about 71⁄2 pounds. She was likely born around June of last year, so she’s about a year old now and probably won’t grow much more. Meet her on Saturday 1-4pm (May 30) at the Pet Food Express in downtown Walnut Creek. CC4C Sponsor: Dana, DanaCC4C@gmail.com, 925-586-6408 Foster: me, Walnut Creek DOB: June 2025