We call her Jeri!
It works best if you call it out loud, stretch it out like a song, announce her as she prances into the room! We celebrate her, and she basks in the attention and the fact that she is utterly adored.
You will hear her chirps echo through the house if she can’t find you. You are important to her; to her, you are going to be her everything.
Her beginnings in this world were cruel and unforgiving, taking her mum and all but one of her siblings from her; you need to know she fought hard to be here. Her recovery has been slow, but we have never rushed her. It took time for her little body to start gaining strength, weight, and growing, and her poor little eye sustained some injury.
Apart from her weepy eye, she has healed, and she is full of love and confidence.
She loves to cuddle in bed, follow you into the shower, quietly play with her toys, sometimes she will just demand you pick her up so she can have a cuddle. She’s very smart and could easily be trained to jump to you and do other clever tricks.
She is incredibly social and passive with other cats and would be fine with a gentle, friendly dog. She’s very smart, loves kids and isn’t a cat that plays with her claws out. She is the type of young cat that would suit any family dynamic as long as her safety is always maintained.
It has been our pleasure and honour to have been part of Jeri’s story, and we can’t wait to meet the family that fall in love with her story.