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Meet Toothless, a sweet black beauty almost as brave as the dragon she was named after in “How to Train Your Dragon” – but smaller and furrier. Toothless is a darling girl, approximately 3 years old, and is besties with Charcoal, her 9-year old “brother.” She’d love to stick with him but also understands that life changes and she’ll adjust if she is adopted without her buddy.
Toothless is a curious girl and loves stimulation. She’s sweet and playful and will rub up to express her affection. Her favorite toys are cat dancers and any string with a toy attached to the end of it! Toothless loves to follow her person around and settle in wherever you do.
The past year has been challenging for sweet Toothless. She’s been shuffled between several homes and the residential cat bullied her. She’s so ready to find peace and happiness in a patient home with a loving person.
Because of the challenging year, Toothless has experienced some hair loss but cortisone seems to be helping that situation (as will a new home away from the cranky kitty). She’ll be ready to relax in your arms.
Charcoal, Toothless’s favorite older “brother” is a big boy although his hair makes him look bigger than he is. He tends to be shy and will need some time and patience to become comfortable and feel at home again. Not quite as playful as Toothless, he does loves to curl up and snuggle his person and/or Toothless—or both!
Toothless and Charcoal would love to find a home together. Both have beautiful eyes and warm dispositions. They would be happiest in a tranquil setting that allows them to relax and to feel safe and secure again. They are wonderful cats and definitely deserve a second chance at happiness.
In the attached photos, Toothless is the all black girl and Charcoal is the fluffier tabby boy.
For more information, please call Debbie, Jake's Place Adoption Manager at 415-548-0824 or visit http://www.jakesplacecatrescue.org
These cats are considered a Courtesy Listing. We offer our services to help other responsible rescue groups or individuals find good homes for cats in need. We have screened and interviewed each of the individuals before agreeing to post their cats.
