When Frankie came to Tails High, she didn't trust many people. She also had a droopy eyelid which compromised her vision in that eye, adding to her frustration. In the past few months while in our foster system, Frankie has learned a lot in her time with us, including how to play with toys and with other cats, sit, and even give high-fives. Her eyelid is still a bit droopy but her eye ball has healed and she now can see 100% with both eyes. Frankie still has a way to go but is much more trusting and confident; she'll cuddle and purr a very low pitch, soft purr. She'll climb into a lap, ask to be held and snuggle in close, or keep you company if you're reading in bed. Frankie needs a family who will love her, kiss and hold her but also respect that she has very definite boundaries and be willing to continue gently challenging them. Frankie will be a fabulous cat for the right family. She should not be someone's first cat and she is not the right cat for a family with children. She will do best with a cat she can befriend and play with and who will play back.
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