Allie has been through a lot lately, and it’s clear she’s still grieving the loss of her last owner. She’s bounced between households, never really settling, and now finds herself looking for stability in Alpine, TX. Allie’s no pushover; she doesn’t get along with other cats and often becomes defensive if her space is disturbed. She shows flashes of affection—curling up with someone she trusts, chatting from her perch, and relishing her canned food—but she’ll also let you know if you cross her boundaries. Her temperament is sensitive to change; she’s reacted badly to stressful environments, and new people or routines can set her on edge. Allie’s at her best in a quiet, predictable home with no other pets and an experienced cat person who will respect her space and let her come around in her own time. If you’re willing to let Allie set the pace, she may eventually show you just how deep her loyalty runs. Adoption is a commitment to giving her that patient, steady care. Every animal deserves a happy ending. This one starts with you.