Mississauga, Ontario, ON - Siamese. Meet Snow a Pet for Adoption

My basic info

Breed

Siamese

Color

Tan or Fawn

Age

4 years old, Adult

Sex

Female

Pet ID

–

Hair Length

short

My details

Good with cats

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

My personality

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Snow lost her previous home through no fault of her own - her family had to give her up due to their allergies.
Although slightly reserved, Snow is the absolute sweetest cat you could ever meet.
She loves sleeping in her cat cave where she feels safe.

Snow may hide for the first few days in a new home and requires patient humans who understand this, however she will quickly feel safe around her people.
She currently lives with a single female and single cat, although she has been introduced to numerous adult humans (male and female) and did well.

Snow is learning to play and is enjoying Da Bird toy a lot, and will come out from wherever she is when she hears the toy coming out.
She is learning to love human snuggles which is evident through her incredibly loud purrs.
Although somewhat uncertain about jumping up and joining you, if you sit beside where she is or pick her up and put her beside/on-you wherever you are (couch, bed) she will snuggle right into you for pets and love.
She is great at being picked up, held and put in her carrier, very docile, sweet and easygoing.

Snow is perfectly fine with respectful cats and had no issues with introduction to the resident cat.
She has not been introduced to dogs, but with her calm personality would likely be fine with a quiet/respectful dog.
She has perfect litter habits, happily uses a normal litter box and litter robot, and is not destructive.

Although she appears to be Siamese, she is not a typical Siamese, she has the cutest little voice that she doesn't use very often.
Because of her gentle nature and need for a quiet home she is not a good fit for a home with small children.

Snow needs a quiet home, probably fine with other quiet respectful animals, and adults.

She could be ok as a single cat in a household where she gets lots of attention.