Coraline is the definition of a gentle introvert. She forms strong bonds but needs a calm home and some patience to truly settle in. With people she trusts, Coraline softens up—she’ll purr, headbutt, and even knead biscuits when she’s relaxed. Sudden changes or new settings make her nervous, and she prefers a quiet, cozy spot to decompress. Deep down, Coraline wants company, but she’ll take her time before asking for attention. She’s lived peacefully with other cats and dogs, though a quieter household suits her best. If her new home has kids or other pets, giving her a safe place to retreat during the transition is important. Her previous owner mentioned some litter box concerns, likely tied to stress, but here at the shelter she consistently uses her box when things are calm. Coraline will thrive with a family that understands her need for quiet, especially in the early days, and is committed to slow introductions. She’s spayed, microchipped, and her vaccines are up to date. They are waiting with paws crossed! Apply now!