Siamese kittens & cats in Powell River, British Columbia

If Sweet Pea could write her own adoption profile, she'd probably start with an apology:"Sorry about my shelter audition. I swear I'm much better at home."And honestly? She'd be right.Sweet Pea is one of those cats who simply doesn't show her true self in the shelter environment. The hustle, bustle, unfamiliar sounds, and constant activity just aren't her thing. If you met her here at the Centre, you might walk away thinking she's quiet, reserved, or even a little uninterested.But after spending the last three weeks in one of our wonderful foster homes, we've discovered the real Sweet Pea - and she's absolutely lovely.In a home, Sweet Pea blossoms into the sweet, gentle girl we've always hoped was hiding in there. While she's a little shy when meeting new people, once she settles in, she shows her affectionate side, enjoys playtime, and never says no to a tasty treat. She's the kind of cat who just needs a little patience and understanding before she lets her personality shine.Sweet Pea is looking for an adopter who understands that some animals need a chance to decompress before showing who they truly are. If you're willing to look beyond a shelter first impression, you'll be rewarded with a wonderful companion who's been waiting for someone to see the real her.We would love nothing more than to find Sweet Pea her forever family as soon as possible.If you've been thinking about adding a feline friend to your home, maybe Sweet Pea is the one you've been waiting for. And if you're not looking to adopt right now, please share her story. Somewhere out there is the person who's meant for Sweet Pea - we just need to help them find her. 💕https://spca.bc.ca/adoption/cat-pre-adoption-questionnaire/Sweet Pea, spayed female, 1 year, ID# 624422 Primary Color: Cream Secondary Color: Brown Weight: 2.77 Age: 1yrs 1mths 2wks

If Sweet Pea could write her own adoption profile, she'd probably start with an apology:"Sorry about my shelter audition. I swear I'm much better at home."And honestly? She'd be right.Sweet Pea is one of those cats who simply doesn't show her true self in the shelter environment. The hustle, bustle, unfamiliar sounds, and constant activity just aren't her thing. If you met her here at the Centre, you might walk away thinking she's quiet, reserved, or even a little uninterested.But after spending the last three weeks in one of our wonderful foster homes, we've discovered the real Sweet Pea - and she's absolutely lovely.In a home, Sweet Pea blossoms into the sweet, gentle girl we've always hoped was hiding in there. While she's a little shy when meeting new people, once she settles in, she shows her affectionate side, enjoys playtime, and never says no to a tasty treat. She's the kind of cat who just needs a little patience and understanding before she lets her personality shine.Sweet Pea is looking for an adopter who understands that some animals need a chance to decompress before showing who they truly are. If you're willing to look beyond a shelter first impression, you'll be rewarded with a wonderful companion who's been waiting for someone to see the real her.We would love nothing more than to find Sweet Pea her forever family as soon as possible.If you've been thinking about adding a feline friend to your home, maybe Sweet Pea is the one you've been waiting for. And if you're not looking to adopt right now, please share her story. Somewhere out there is the person who's meant for Sweet Pea - we just need to help them find her. 💕https://spca.bc.ca/adoption/cat-pre-adoption-questionnaire/Sweet Pea, spayed female, 1 year, ID# 624422 Primary Color: Cream Secondary Color: Brown Weight: 2.77 Age: 1yrs 1mths 2wks