Farrah is small but mighty!
She’s a pocket-sized bundle of energy who is curious about everything… and spooked by it too.
She loves to play with springs and strings, and especially loves it when they bounce off the walls and floors in unpredictable ways.
Quick to investigate the newest noise or smell, Farrah doesn’t let her fears get in the way of adventure.
She likes to find a safe, partially obscured place to watch life go by so she can still be a part of the action. Once she feels more comfortable, she’ll pop out to check out the fun.
Farrah is extremely food-motivated, and it’s almost magic how she packs it all away.
You’d think her tiny body wouldn’t be able to eat that much, but she does not slow down.
After a big meal, her next favourite thing to do is run around and play and play and play!
You’ll hear her little pitter-patter on the floor after meals before you see her dart past!
Farrah came from a home with a lot of other cats but doesn’t seem to need them.
In her foster home, she has a cat friend, and they mostly bond over eating.
She’s happy to share food as long as there is enough to go around.
She doesn’t need another cat to play – she’ll find any toy and start playing on her own.
While she’s been adjusting, she’s been shy around noise/people.
But the more exposure she gets, the less scared she becomes.
You may need to be quieter the first few weeks to give her time to adjust, but in the end she should be ready to join in the action.
She is starting to mew for pets and ask for attention more and more.
She is also letting her foster mom pet her longer each day.
Farrah especially likes to be scratched on her head and under her chin. Not the belly, please!
