Cash has beautiful green eyes and silky black fur. Although she is not as slim as a panther she is just as beautiful and mysterious as one.

Cash is a friendly girl that has been through many big changes in her life. Being all alone in the previous home for so long has had a small impact on her socialization. Understandably, she was a little confused and unsure of her new surroundings. She likes attention and will rub on your legs, but can get overstimulated quickly. She definitely likes attention on her own terms and will tell you when she’s had enough. This is likely heightened by the environment with a constant flow of unfamiliar cats and people. A calm environment would help her to feel more comfortable and gain confidence. The volunteers have been working with Cash daily, it has really paid off and she is starting to blossom even more. Now that she is familiar with her surroundings and caretakers little bits of true personality are starting to shine through more and more. We have found her to be loving, goofy and definitely sassy.

Since Cash can be easily overstimulated it’s not recommended that she be in a home with young children who may not be able to understand her cues and body language. Cash initially did not like other cats when she first came in, but through working with her she can now coexist with them. She would be ok in a home with another independent cat.

If you are interested in adopting Cash, please stop by Tabby Town or you can call the shelter at (716) 822-4910 to set up an appointment to meet her. Cash will be a special adoption. Tabby Town’s amazing feline behaviorist Sue Pezzanite, will be handling her adoption process.

Cash is spayed, current on vaccinations (Rabies and Distemper), has been treated for fleas, dewormed and has tested negative for FIV and Feline Leukemia.