Sweet, curious Luna has been with us for a few months and has developed into quite the sweet little treasure, and we need your help to find her a home! This pretty
kitty has proven herself to be a gentle little companion, and we’d love to tell
you all about her latest adorable developments! Luna is still looking for her
special person or family to take her home—we know she’d love to meet them soon,
to show ‘em just how charming and unique she is!
Here’s the latest from Luna’s foster moms:
Luna, the moon cat, is
quite the character. During her brief stay at the shelter, she appeared to
be nothing more than a moody, unpredictable, traumatized girl. She
retreated to the back of the cage, refused to eat, and seemed completely disinterested
in receiving affection. We were all perplexed because there was such
little change in her mood during the two weeks she was at Berkeley Humane. I
thought about my cat Monkey and how she would probably be the exact same way if
she ended up in a shelter. At that moment, I decided it was worthwhile to
foster Luna and see what she could be like in a home environment, and boy am I
glad I did! After just two days in the bathroom, she let us know she was
ready to claim the apartment as her own. Her curiosity was piqued and,
before we knew it, she was finding sun spots to bask in, climbing on the cat
tree to peek out the window and see the world outside, and (best of all)
insisting on cuddle time at bedtime. She’s still a little nervous around loud
noises and quick movements but, otherwise, Luna is quite the entertainer. She
is one of those cats that plays with invisible friends, tosses and chases mouse
toys, stalks toes under the blankets, and is addicted to cat nip. She is
undemanding, loyal, playful, clean, curious and quite unique. Luna is a quirky
but perfect roommate!
Here’s the latest from Luna’s foster moms:
Luna, the moon cat, is
quite the character. During her brief stay at the shelter, she appeared to
be nothing more than a moody, unpredictable, traumatized girl. She
retreated to the back of the cage, refused to eat, and seemed completely disinterested
in receiving affection. We were all perplexed because there was such
little change in her mood during the two weeks she was at Berkeley Humane. I
thought about my cat Monkey and how she would probably be the exact same way if
she ended up in a shelter. At that moment, I decided it was worthwhile to
foster Luna and see what she could be like in a home environment, and boy am I
glad I did! After just two days in the bathroom, she let us know she was
ready to claim the apartment as her own. Her curiosity was piqued and,
before we knew it, she was finding sun spots to bask in, climbing on the cat
tree to peek out the window and see the world outside, and (best of all)
insisting on cuddle time at bedtime. She’s still a little nervous around loud
noises and quick movements but, otherwise, Luna is quite the entertainer. She
is one of those cats that plays with invisible friends, tosses and chases mouse
toys, stalks toes under the blankets, and is addicted to cat nip. She is
undemanding, loyal, playful, clean, curious and quite unique. Luna is a quirky
but perfect roommate!
It is so rewarding to see how trusting and curious little Luna
truly is, and we can’t wait to see her go home to her very own special person. She
is truly a wonderful girl who would love nothing more than to spend her days
exploring her person’s home in peace, and her nights cuddling and playing to
her heart’s content. Please share this post with anyone who might be able to help us find Luna a loving home.
Are you over the moon about Luna?
Contact our Cat Coordinator at (510) 845-3633 ext. 14, or email cats@berkeleyhumane.org. Check out more great photos of Luna here!
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