Baby is just that - she was her owner's baby. Our rescue, Tyson's Place, assists terminally ill people with finding new families. Our mission also includes helping pet owners when they go into assisted living or nursing homes. Baby's owner went into assisted living and couldn't take her along.  Baby was left alone in the home, with a neighbor checking in on her. We were contacted and took her into our rescue. As you can imagine, at first, she was pretty confused and wasn't sure if she wanted to interact with us.

Now, she just LOVES people. Her language of love is head butts - she gives them often, kinda like her version of high fives. She enjoys accompanying you as well, and, most mornings, she will sit by the bathroom sink as you get ready for work, purring, looking for pets, and giving head butts. Baby is 13 years old but doesn't act like a "senior" cat - she is active, loves to climb on the furniture and find a place to lounge and relax, and plays with toys. Baby has a sweet little meow that she uses to communicate with you, especially when she is looking for attention. 

She had a bad experience with a puppy before she came to us, so she prefers a home without a dog. She has also lived with a younger cat but seems to prefer having her own space and being the center of attention with her people.

She had full blood work and vaccinations and is in perfect health. She also has great litter box habits. For further questions, you can email tysonsplacerescue@gmail.com or fill out an adoption application, available at tysonsplacerescue.org