About Cinnamon

Whenever I come home to Cinnamon, she starts telling me about her day. This sweet, talkative girl loves being held, having her tummy rubbed, playing, and talking--did I mention talking? And she's so smart! One of her favorite games is to hide in a strategic spot while I'm holding her feather wand. After a few butt wiggles, she springs out in a 'surprise attack' and pounces on the feather. Victory! She is a faithful companion who follows me around the house. When I met Cinnamon last fall, she was a stray making friends with the teenage girls next door. Because of their large, aggressive dog, taking this petite kitty into their house just wasn't an option for my neighbors. I'm already a failed foster cat mom and tried to resist getting attached to Cinnamon, but��%BD'��%BD|well, that didn't last long. She would be a permanent member of my family if she and my female kitty could get along. They seem to bring out the worst in each other. Cinnamon does get along with my 14-year-old male cat, but he has health issues, is frail, and finds Cinnamon to be a little too much. At this point, I keep Cinnamon in the master bedroom bathroom area, but she really deserves a better permanent situation. In her ideal home, she'd be an only kitty and free to shower love and friendship on the new human(s) in her life. Cinnamon is up to date on her vaccines and is spayed and microchipped.

Montgomery County
Spring, Texas