My name is Jane!

We adopted her as a kitten nine years ago in Ashland, and she has been a deeply loved family member ever since. She is the most affectionate cat you'll ever meet — more dog than cat. She wants to be near you constantly, curling up in bed while you read, head-butting you for pets, or climbing into your lap. She's warm, goofy, talkative, and playful. She loves dry food, goes crazy for catnip, sprints across the house when she hears cheese popcorn being opened, and loves chasing feather toys. She'll let you clip her nails calmly in your lap. She's brave and friendly with new people once comfortable. Two years ago we adopted a pug, and she never fully adjusted to sharing her home. This stress has led to occasional litter box avoidance — completely out of character for a cat who was perfectly trained her whole life. We believe she'd thrive in a calm home as the only pet, which is where she's always been happiest. It breaks our hearts, but we want her to have the life she deserves.