Hunter

This sweet little face belongs to the cautious Hunter. She will need time to settle and patience from her new home but once she feels safe and trusts her new humans, you will find a sweet intelligent little girl. She is becoming more comfortable with being carried around and likes to watch what's happening as you're walking around.
Hunter has slowly learnt that there is a point to human pats and cuddles and will purr for a good morning cuddle or nap on a lap and is starting to chatter and stop for a pat as she goes about her business. She loves playing and this is a safe way to get her to spend time with you. She loves strings and balls and things that rattle and have texture. Toys that require a bit of thinking keep her stimulated but she also loves a simple piece of scrunched up paper to play soccer with.
She has done well with other cats. She has not been exposed to dogs and would probably do better in a house without dogs. Little children would be overwhelming for her as she needs to be able to set her own timeline for interacting. Older children who can understand this with a gentle introduction would probably be okay. An unexpected human in her space or loud noise will still startle her, and she might go to her safe place to reset. A little bit of a play helps calm her down when this happens.