Shelter Cat – Aubree
Aubree is a tortoiseshell lady of a certain age. Her beautiful autumn-colored coat is perfectly suited to being petted and pondered while Aubree dozes on a loved one’s lap. Aubree’s also ideal for a loved one who likes an agreeable, alert companion, but wants a pet who isn’t prone to the “zoomies”, curtain climbing or sofa scratching.
When Aubree left the shelter before, as an eight-week-old kitten, she might have had kitten vices. However, a decade of loving and learning has passed. Aubree is now a fit, but sensible, 11-year-old. She behaves in ways that make her welcome in any indoor location.
Unfortunately, Aubree’s person lost their indoor location. Now Aubree’s love is going to waste. She needs a lap for a few more years.






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