Trisha is a petite young girl (who asks you to not judge how large her profile photo makes her look). She came to us from a complicated 17 cat neglect situation, and while she’s quite curious and playful, she does not yet trust humans to get close enough for pets. She’s very nice about it, and definitely likes people enough to follow them around and inspect what they’re doing. She’ll happily hang out in a room with you, and we think once she spends enough time with her Future Person, she’ll end up being a touch-loving girl. Trisha says she would enjoy living with other friendly cats that can show her the ropes, but no bossy rude cats please - she’s too tiny and too much of a pushover. She’s gentle enough for young kids, but their noise might be too scary for her. No dogs, please. Every PALS cat and kitten has been spayed/neutered, microchipped, tested negative for FeLV/FIV and is up-to-date on vaccinations. A note about kittens: if you are adopting a kitten, they may need to complete their FVRCP (distemper) series and may not be old enough for their rabies vaccination. These essential vaccines will be the responsibility of their new owner. Detailed vet records and a calendar of vaccination due dates will be provided. The PALS Adoption Center, located inside PetSmart at 10 Traders Way in Salem, MA (just off Highland Ave/Rte 107) BY APPOINTMENT ONLY TO APPROVED ADOPTERS. Adoption applications can be found online at www.palscats.org. A completed application is not necessarily an approved application. We do ask for written landlord approval if you rent, or proof of home ownership (water bill, etc.) We will also check your vet references. You will be contacted by our adoption staff once your application has been approved. Please note it can take up to 48 hours. Our online sites are updated regularly, but we can not guarantee that a cat you see here is still available. Please email if you have any questions regarding the adoption process or our available cats and kittens. PALS is an all-volunteer, no-kill rescue group. Each and every cat and kitten has been rescued locally.