Marble is dainty. Marble is round. Marble is content. It's even been said of this Botticelli beauty that she is so cute that "she kind of reminds me of a nice warm hat." Happy with a window, your occasional companionship and head rubs, and some plushies, Marble is the ideal companion. Strikingly colored, and beautiful, Marble will cheerfully chirp to you as you enter and leave a room, and is master of the wrap around your leg. She is independent, yet loving -- could stand to lose a few pounds, but in the meantime carries herself with the utmost decorum. She plays more than her size would give away, and must have plush toys to wrestle with at all times. In return, she will bring you joy.
Being such a perfect cat in every way, Marble does have one caveat -- she should be all you need. She prefers not to live with other cats or dogs, as she knows she is well worth being your one and only. She's been waiting for almost a year and a half, and she is getting so sad. Marble is also getting nervous that she may have to go to the Milo Sanctuary and live with other cats -- she is so hoping that you will fall in love with her and adopt her forever -- or give her a foster home while she waits for her match.
Like some of her human counterparts, Marble's waistline has taken a big hit post mommyhood! Her foster dad is working to rid her of a few of her extra ounces. Marble will likely always be a "big-boned gal"!!
Foster dad's bio: ""Marble bonds very strongly to people, and really likes to hang around with
you. She will always greet you when you get home. Don't let her generous
curves fool you, Marble is a very frisky, active, and playful girl. She
really loves playing with toys - kitty fishing rod, cat dancer, toy mice,
catnip pillow, scratching post, you name it, shes up for it. She will
follow you around the house, asking for some play time. Also very curious
about sounds and goings on outside - she spends a lot of time checking out
the window, to see what kinds of birds might come by. Not much of a lap cat
- but she does appreciate a good scratch behind her ears or under her chin,
and will cozy up to you when you are quietly reading. She is very sensitive
around her back and belly, and doesn't like being pet in those areas -
she'll often let you know that its uncomfortable by turning around and
licking the area. When you are lying in bed, if you let her, she will be
the best comforter you ever had. Particularly affectionate in the mornings
(but courteous enough to let you get your beauty rest).
Marble will need to be the only cat in the household - she strongly dislikes
other cats (and besides, she wants you all to herself!). She would be good
with adults and older children, possibly young children if they understand
her sensitive back. She hasn't had any experience with dogs."
Former foster mom: "Marble (Who responds more to "Matza") is a perfect mixture of affection and independence. She'll si
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