Dizzy has been through a lot physically, but underneath it all is a cat who clearly still wants love and connection. Once she had some time to decompress and feel safer, staff discovered a completely different side of her. She leans into pets, pushes her head into people’s hands for more affection, and has even charmed visitors who stopped by to say hello. One staff member described her as practically yelling for attention, which feels especially endearing coming from a cat who initially seemed so overwhelmed and unwell. Dizzy does have some medical and mobility concerns, including being a bit wobbly on her feet, so she will need an adopter prepared to help keep her safe and comfortable while she continues to be evaluated and cared for. But cats like Dizzy have a way of making themselves unforgettable. There is something deeply special about an animal who is struggling physically yet still chooses affection, trust, and companionship whenever she gets the chance. Dizzy is looking for someone who sees her not as imperfect, but as worthy of patience, tenderness, and a soft place to land. Adoptions include support from our adoption team to ensure a smooth transition from the shelter to your home. Adopted pets are vaccinated, microchipped, and spayed/neutered before leaving with you. To view our current available animals, please visit: [https://indy.gov/activity/adopt-a-pet](https://indy.gov/activity/adopt-a-pet).