*** If you have any questions or would like to meet any of our adoptable cats, email catadoptions@nawsus.org. Please include a cell number and check your SPAM folder if you do not receive a timely response. This darling 1-year-old girl is looking for her forever family. Miami was rescued as a kitten with her mama with her sister, Shyanne and Los Angelina. These pretty ladies are not bonded, but they do love each other very much, get along well with each other, and would not mind going to a home together if you have the time, space, and love in your heart. However, our goal is to get each of them into a home that will provide them the safety, security, and attention they deserve. Miami is the most reserved and shy of the three. She is hoping to find an understanding and compassionate adopter that will give her time to adjust and build trust in a home. She can be petted if we go slow with her, but is still tentative. With time, she relaxes once she knows we mean her no harm. She just needs to build confidence and let her personality blossom. She is still young and ready is ready to let others see how fun and sweet she can be. She is a smart kitty who loves toys and will reach out of her tower where she knows the basket of balls, springs and stuffed mice is located. She has been waiting a long time to find her forever home and we want her to experience the freedom to explore, climb, run and chase toys. Please consider giving this lovely young girl a home where she can feel safe and cherished. Want to help care for her while she waits to find her forever home? You can be a "Sponsor!" Click on the "sponsor" button on this profile and your one-time donation will be used for vital everyday essentials such as her food, litter and medical care! Thank you for helping save lives! All NAWS cats are spayed/neutered, micro-chipped and up to date on vaccines. A Cat Adoption Application is required should you decide you’d like to apply to adopt a NAWS cat. Please complete and submit the application electronically on our website at http://www.nawsus.org.