Cat · Female
Elsa
Give me time, and I’ll quietly find my way to you.
Elsa has been adopted. We have left this page up because it is the ending we work for.
What I'm like
Elsa is a gentle, quietly affectionate girl who prefers to get to know new people at her own pace. Once she feels safe, she enjoys gentle strokes, offers soft head bumps and settles nearby to keep her family company. She would thrive in a calm, patient home and could live happily with another friendly cat.
My story
“Hi, I'm Elsa.
I was rescued in Sanchong, New Taipei City, and came to StrayKind with my daughter, Gloria. We looked after each other as we settled into our new lives, and little by little, we both learned what it felt like to be safe. Gloria has since found a family of her own, and nothing makes me happier than knowing she's loved.
Now it's my turn to hope. I'm a calm, gentle girl of around two who doesn't need a busy or noisy home. All I need is someone patient who's happy to let our friendship grow at its own pace. I get along well with other cats too, so I'd be happy to share my home with a calm feline companion.
Give me a little time and a quiet corner to call my own, and I'll show you just how loving and loyal I can be.
Could your home be the one I've been waiting for?”
Health and care
Healthy and spayed, with a glossy coat and good body condition. As with any rescue cat, we recommend routine veterinary check-ups to help keep her in good health. Elsa is happy living alongside other cats. She can be a little shy when settling into a new home and has slipped out through an open window in the past, so she'll do best in a safe indoor home with secure windows and screens while she settles in.
The details
- Breed
- Domestic Shorthair
- Age
- Around 2 years old (young adult)
- Sex
- Female
- Appearance
- Tortoiseshell and White
- Neutered
- Yes
- Good with dogs
- Unknown
- Good with cats
- Yes
- Good with children
- Yes
- House trained
- Yes
- Energy level
- 3 – Medium
I get on well with…
- Dogs Not yet known
- Cats Yes
- Children Yes
Where we have not yet tested an animal we say so, rather than guess.
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