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Emily   

In shelter Cat

Fishers, IN, 46038
Pet name:
Emily
Gender:
Female
Breeds:
Domestic Short Hair
Date:
09/16/2022
Size:
Medium
Age:
Adult
Description: 
Emily
Anxiety: noun, 1. worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event with an uncertain outcome-that sums up my recent feelings. I know I had a home in the past, as I was spayed and well-fed. But in early September, I was found as a stray kitty. I dont know how I got lost, but I have been in the HSHC ever since. I promise you I am a sweet 2.5-years-old orange and white cat. But right now, I am so confused about everything! On the one hand, I tend to stay curled up in my Kasa and feel sorry for myself. But then someone will come and want to pet me, and I will roll over for a belly rub. I just eat up the attention! I never know if I want attention or not. Oooo, it drives me crazy to feel so conflicted. What I need most in the world is someone to adopt me, give me a small space of my own where I can relax, get used to my new home, and become the happy, contented cat I know I can be. If you can sympathize with my feelings, perhaps you can be the one to give me a home. 9-30-22

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Humane Society for Hamilton County

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  3. American Veterinary Medical Association
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