She is only a year old, so she has spent the majority of her life in a kennel, and that is all she knew. So naturally, she was a little freaked out with all the space of a home. So I moved her into a bathroom and that has seemed to help a lot. Zsa Zsa has then slowly transitioned out of the bathroom, into our study, and into the rest of the house. She now sits on the window seals often and enjoys watching all the comotion of our home go by. We now catch her sleeping on the couch now and then and at night she loves to play with our foster other cats. Zsa Zsa does amazing with friendly adult cats and kittens. We feel Zsa Zsa comes out of her shell quicker when she is around other cats. Zsa Zsa is extremely sweet and gentle, I don’t think she could hurt a fly. I have been holding her for 30 minutes twice a day. At first she would just shake, but now she purrs and starts to relax. She likes to be hugged a lot, and loves to hold on tight to you. She would let me pet her all day if I wanted to. The funniest thing is she drools like a dog when she gets super excited. Zsa Zsa would need to go into a home that can continue this socialization process as she adjusts. Zsa Zsa has the beautiful long Maine coon coat that is extremely soft. She has beautiful, big, green eyes as well.

Zsa Zsa does currently shy away, and takes a while to get use to new people. Having social cats around her has definitely helped her come out of her shell because loves other animals. I think one day Zsa Zsa might be a confident cat that is always out and about, but she will need a lot of work to get there. Zsa Zsa deserves a happy and peaceful ending with someone who is wiling to lt her come out of her shell at her own pace, after the rough life she has had.

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