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Hi there, I'm Ube, a beautiful 1-year-old female cat with deep dark orange eyes and a beautiful silky black coat. I may be small, weighing only 8 pounds, but I have a big personality that will surely steal your heart.
I was rescued with my sisters Taro and Mochi from a Senior Living Community in Boyle Heights. Life was tough out there, but thanks to Boyle Heights Cats, I now have a warm place to call home. However, I'm still a bit shy and it takes me some time to come out of my shell.
I am a Domestic Short Hair, which means I have a soft and sleek coat that is easy to maintain. My ideal home would be with someone who understands and is patient with a timid kitty like me. I may not be the most sociable cat, but once I warm up to you, I'll shower you with my endless curiosity and
I have an active side and often enjoy playing with toys especially lasers and feather-type toys but I also have my chill moments where I just want to lounge and relax. I can be a bit standoff-ish at times, but my clever and curious nature keeps me entertained.
I prefer to be the only pet in the house and would thrive in a quiet and calm environment without any children. I would love nothing more than to have a family that can help me come out of my shell. a
I may seem aloof and shy at first, but I promise you, if you give me a chance, I will show you just how playful I can be. I'm looking for a loving and understanding family to call my own. Will you be the one to give me my happily ever after? Come meet me today and let's see if we're meant to be!
With love,
Ube
Hi there, I'm Ube, a beautiful 1-year-old female cat with deep dark orange eyes and a beautiful silky black coat. I may be small, weighing only 8 pounds, but I have a big personality that will surely steal your heart.
I was rescued with my sisters Taro and Mochi from a Senior Living Community in Boyle Heights. Life was tough out there, but thanks to Boyle Heights Cats, I now have a warm place to call home. However, I'm still a bit shy and it takes me some time to come out of my shell.
I am a Domestic Short Hair, which means I have a soft and sleek coat that is easy to maintain. My ideal home would be with someone who understands and is patient with a timid kitty like me. I may not be the most sociable cat, but once I warm up to you, I'll shower you with my endless curiosity and
I have an active side and often enjoy playing with toys especially lasers and feather-type toys but I also have my chill moments where I just want to lounge and relax. I can be a bit standoff-ish at times, but my clever and curious nature keeps me entertained.
I prefer to be the only pet in the house and would thrive in a quiet and calm environment without any children. I would love nothing more than to have a family that can help me come out of my shell. a
I may seem aloof and shy at first, but I promise you, if you give me a chance, I will show you just how playful I can be. I'm looking for a loving and understanding family to call my own. Will you be the one to give me my happily ever after? Come meet me today and let's see if we're meant to be!
Boyle Heights Cats is a volunteer-run organization that seeks to make spay/neuter and low cost veterinary services accessible to all community members. We train community members of Boyle Heights, Lincoln Heights, El Sereno and East Los Angeles how to TNR and monitor their pet colonies in order to stop the overpopulation of homeless cats. We believe that community members can lead the change to reduce the number of stray cats on the streets. It is our collective responsibility to care for the community cats in our neighborhoods
Boyle Heights Cats is a volunteer-run organization that seeks to make spay/neuter and low cost veterinary services accessible to all community members. We train community members of Boyle Heights, Lincoln Heights, El Sereno and East Los Angeles how to TNR and monitor their pet colonies in order to stop the overpopulation of homeless cats. We believe that community members can lead the change to reduce the number of stray cats on the streets. It is our collective responsibility to care for the community cats in our neighborhoods
