Mimi Life has been confusing for me ever since I was transferred from Indianapolis Animal Control and Services to the HSHC. I was one of seven cats that IACS couldn’t help, so we are lucky to be at a shelter that can. The HSHC doesn’t mind that I am 13-years-old because they say every animal deserves a loving home. I am already spayed, and I’m using the litter box in my little apartment just fine. The interviewer lady (IL) came by to visit with me today, and we hit it off like birthdays and cake! She told me I was a cutie-patootie with a lovely orange coat in a petite little 6.3-pound body. I went right up to her for some sniffing and some pets. I loved having my whole body gently stroked, especially my ears and chin. I purred up a storm. Then I noticed my breakfast of wet food and polished it off. All the cattery staff think I am a genuine sweetheart and need to find my forever home ASAP! The medical department believes that I do not thrive when I feel stressed. A hectic, unpredictable, noisy, busy household causes me so much stress that I can become unwell. They have recommended that I eat Hill's C/D Urinary Prescription Diet to promote better urinary health. This diet is designed to reduce the risk of stone and crystal formation. And they recommend that I go to a home with limited foot traffic, a calm, easygoing atmosphere, and plenty of places to relax and regroup. If you also enjoy a quiet home with lots of cuddling and snuggling, I would like to fill out an application to adopt you! 5-19-26