Soy Sauce and Oyster Sauce were pulled from a hoarding situation in February over 40 cats crammed into a single home. We won't pretend that doesn't leave a mark. But who they are today is what we want you to know.
After months in a calm, patient foster home, these two have started to bloom. They've learned what quiet feels like. They've learned that a gentle hand is something to lean into, not run from. They seek out attention now. They relax. They show you glimpses of just how much love they've been holding onto.
They are bonded completely, having carried each other through every hard moment, and they must be adopted together.
Soy and Oyster are still on the shy side and will need time to settle in. They are not cats who will jump into your lap on day one. But if you are someone who understands that trust is built slowly and that earning it from a cat like this is one of the most rewarding things you can experience, these two are for you.
The ideal home for them is calm and quiet, with adopters who have cat experience and the patience to let them set the pace. No young children or high energy households. No dogs, or only a very calm and cat respectful dog.
They are neutered, vaccinated, and good with other cats. They are ready for a second chance at a peaceful life somewhere they can finally just be cats.
If that sounds like your home, we would love to hear from you.
MARIO
American Shorthair
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Florham Park, New Jersey
male, small, baby
American Shorthair
Florham Park, New Jersey
