Spider
My Story
Spider is one of the cats who has been waiting the longest in our care. He arrived in 2021 when he was just 3 months old, having been rescued from an empty lot along with his siblings. For a long time, no matter how much love and care he received, he remained distant from people. But in 2025, something changed: little by little, he started to trust… and nowadays he enjoys being petted and having human contact. He is a big, calm, and independent cat. He gets along well with other cats, although he doesn't need them to feel comfortable. Spider is one of those special cats who just need time to show how wonderful they are. After so many years of waiting, we would love for him to finally have the ending he deserves: a home where he can continue to trust and be loved.
Health Status
dewormed, tested, vaccinated, neutered
My Story
Spider is one of the cats who has been waiting the longest in our care. He arrived in 2021 when he was just 3 months old, having been rescued from an empty lot along with his siblings. For a long time, no matter how much love and care he received, he remained distant from people. But in 2025, something changed: little by little, he started to trust… and nowadays he enjoys being petted and having human contact. He is a big, calm, and independent cat. He gets along well with other cats, although he doesn't need them to feel comfortable. Spider is one of those special cats who just need time to show how wonderful they are. After so many years of waiting, we would love for him to finally have the ending he deserves: a home where he can continue to trust and be loved.
Health Status
dewormed, tested, vaccinated, neutered
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