Kamate waits for attention with a calm confidence, but the moment you look her way, she turns on the purr engine as if she’s greeting an old friend. She isn’t shy about asking for affection—expect insistent headbutts when she wants her fair share of love. After greetings, Kamate keeps things playful, swatting toys around with enthusiasm. Kamate’s history includes a tail pull injury that left her incontinent, so her bladder and bowels need to be expressed twice daily. While this can sound daunting, the team is ready to walk adopters through the process, which soon becomes second nature. Kamate does best as the only cat or with laid-back companions who give her space. She’s not focused on competition—she just wants a human best friend. Kamate is in Ringoes, NJ. Click apply to start the adoption process.