Camile

Camile is a beautiful lady with stunning green eyes and a playful spirit. She loves to chase wand toys and spots of light on the walls. Most of the time you can find her curled up in a comfy little nook or rolling around on the floor, lounging. She is talkative and loves cat treats. While Camile doesn't tolerate much body petting or picking up, she is very loving and will approach her humans for small amounts of head scratches/ light affection at a time. She is easily overstimulated and has firm boundaries that need to be respected. Otherwise she will bat at you, growl, or lightly nip. She does not do well with other animals, and would prefer to be your one and only fur baby. She also is very interested in human food. Camile loves to spend time with and around her humans, including eating dinner with them and sitting on the couch to watch TV together. If you are an experienced cat owner without other pets in the home, and are looking for a gorgeous, affectionate girl to spend time with - Camile is perfect for you! Note from foster: "Camile is a sweet, energetic cat who loves attention. Despite being seven years old, she loves to play with toys and gets the zoomies at all hours of the night. While she has a lot of energy, she's very well-behaved and has never knocked anything over or jumped up where she's not supposed to. She's a little jumpy and will be temporarily frightened by sudden movements. Camile is extremely loving. When she feels safe and comfortable, she'll bond very closely with her owner(s), following them around, sitting on the couch with them to watch TV, jumping on the bed to cuddle, or curling up next to them while they work. She'll also get curious when her owner(s) are eating and will want to sniff their food or eat her own food alongside them. Camile likes being pet but gets overstimulated easily, and will let you know when she's done with a gentle nip or bat. She doesn't like being picked up. When Camille is tired she'll curl up into a cute little ball in her bed or on the floor. She loves rolling around on carpets or rugs and being silly. When acknowledged, she'll respond with a little peep or meow."