Long-Term Shelter Cat Finds Forever Home
Trout, the shelter’s longest-resident cat, was once thought unlikely to be adopted. When Abby and her family visited, Trout’s affectionate greeting changed their minds and they decided to bring her home.
Trout settled into her new surroundings almost immediately, showing no noticeable adjustment period. She quickly began seeking out her new family, sleeping with them at night and often choosing their company.
During the adoption process, Abby learned that Trout’s tail had been severely broken near its base when she was a stray. The injury left the tail permanently flopping onto her back, and Trout dislikes having the area touched. Despite the injury, she does not seem to experience pain during normal daily activities.
Trout also enjoys talking back to her family, meowing in response to conversations and often climbing onto them for affection. Abby has promised Trout that she will never have to return to a shelter.
After her adoption, Trout has become an internet star, sharing her new life with followers on Instagram.
Key takeaways
- Trout was the shelter’s longest resident and initially considered unlikely to be adopted.
- She settled into her new home quickly, showing no noticeable adjustment period.
- Trout’s tail was severely broken and now permanently flops onto her back; she dislikes being touched there.
- The cat is talkative and often responds to family conversations.
- Abby has promised Trout she will never have to return to a shelter.
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Originally reported by iHeartCats. Read the full article.
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