UPDATED: FEB 26, 2021
Beth has now been living at Almost Home for 11 years. She spends her days quietly cuddled up next to her BFF, Lynx. The two tabby cats look like perfect bookends when they sit side by side. Beth enjoys watching the birds that come to the feeder outside the big window. She has the run of the large room and is amicable with the other cats in that room. Beth’s health is generally good; although, she periodically needs treatment for a recurring ear infection. Beth will probably never be a snuggle-in-your-lap kind of girl, but she would be perfectly happy to be a decorative home accessory. Beth would like to be adopted with Lynx.
UPDATED: NOV 11, 2019
Beth, discovered alone and scared in someone’s yard in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, came to us in 2010 as a 6-month old. She is a Picasso painting come to life. In addition to black and gray stripes, she also has diamonds, triangles, circles, ovals and squiggles. She’s a one-of-a-kind work of art!
While a little shy at first, Beth enjoys it when people she knows pet her. She’s energetic and often on the move, making sure she keeps her svelte figure. However, Beth does love her food. If she knows you have something tasty, she will meow loudly and play the starving child. When not moving around, she’s often found by the window, checking out the happenings outdoors.
She lives here compatibly in a room with many other felines. She would like a quiet home where she can continue to blossom.
More about Beth - Good with cats.
UPDATED: FEB 26, 2021
Beth has now been living at Almost Home for 11 years. She spends her days quietly cuddled up next to her BFF, Lynx. The two tabby cats look like perfect bookends when they sit side by side. Beth enjoys watching the birds that come to the feeder outside the big window. She has the run of the large room and is amicable with the other cats in that room. Beth’s health is generally good; although, she periodically needs treatment for a recurring ear infection. Beth will probably never be a snuggle-in-your-lap kind of girl, but she would be perfectly happy to be a decorative home accessory. Beth would like to be adopted with Lynx.
UPDATED: NOV 11, 2019
Beth, discovered alone and scared in someone’s yard in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, came to us in 2010 as a 6-month old. She is a Picasso painting come to life. In addition to black and gray stripes, she also has diamonds, triangles, circles, ovals and squiggles. She’s a one-of-a-kind work of art!
While a little shy at first, Beth enjoys it when people she knows pet her. She’s energetic and often on the move, making sure she keeps her svelte figure. However, Beth does love her food. If she knows you have something tasty, she will meow loudly and play the starving child. When not moving around, she’s often found by the window, checking out the happenings outdoors.
She lives here compatibly in a room with many other felines. She would like a quiet home where she can continue to blossom.
More about Beth - Good with cats.
UPDATED: FEB 26, 2021
Beth has now been living at Almost Home for 11 years. She spends her days quietly cuddled up next to her BFF, Lynx. The two tabby cats look like perfect bookends when they sit side by side. Beth enjoys watching the birds that come to the feeder outside the big window. She has the run of the large room and is amicable with the other cats in that room. Beth’s health is generally good; although, she periodically needs treatment for a recurring ear infection. Beth will probably never be a snuggle-in-your-lap kind of girl, but she would be perfectly happy to be a decorative home accessory. Beth would like to be adopted with Lynx.
UPDATED: NOV 11, 2019
Beth, discovered alone and scared in someone’s yard in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, came to us in 2010 as a 6-month old. She is a Picasso painting come to life. In addition to black and gray stripes, she also has diamonds, triangles, circles, ovals and squiggles. She’s a one-of-a-kind work of art!
While a little shy at first, Beth enjoys it when people she knows pet her. She’s energetic and often on the move, making sure she keeps her svelte figure. However, Beth does love her food. If she knows you have something tasty, she will meow loudly and play the starving child. When not moving around, she’s often found by the window, checking out the happenings outdoors.
She lives here compatibly in a room with many other felines. She would like a quiet home where she can continue to blossom.
More about Beth - Good with cats.