Our beautiful Bella is back at Pet Rescue by Judy. Bella's wonderful foster did everything possible for her, but Bella just does not care for other cats. We need help with Bella and are looking for a foster who has no other pets, and is patient with her taking time to become comfortable. 

Bella's Story:  
Bella was adopted from PRBJ in 2012 at the age of six and then surrendered to a high kill shelter about a year ago, rather than bringing her back to Judy's. Due to Bella's microchip, Judy received a  phone call from the kill shelter that she was there. The owners did not want her anymore, even though when they surrendered her they said she is friendly with all people, children  and  other cats.  We picked her up  immediately, and she has been back with PRBJ since November of 2016. No w at 11 years old, we are hoping someone will open up their heart and home to her for the rest of her years. It is sad when we get seniors back and there is the possibility they will have to live the rest of their life in a shelter.  Bella has many years of love left to give  -  please consider sharing them with her! A Note From Bella When In Foster:
Are you ready for unconditional love? If so, I'm ready to meet you! My name is Bella, which means beautiful. It's hard to see in the picture, but my fur has lots of pretty colors and everyone tells me my green eyes are mesmerizing. I hope you can find the beauty in me.
 
I’m living in a foster home now, which is a big change after living in a small space for several months at the shelter. I’ve realized I can run and play just like I did when I was a kitten! My favorite things include a sisal ball that rattles and a ball that hangs off of my cat tree, but I get most excited when my foster dad gives me catnip on my scratcher!
 
I also like sitting on my foster mom’s lap and sleeping at her feet at night. She always pets me and tells me how velvety soft I am. I find a lot of comfort with people, even when I’m upset about something.
 
I’m a little uneasy around men, though I’m starting to warm up. I’m also afraid of other cats, so I should be an only kitty. (Keep in mind that I’ve never attacked my foster brother – I just tell him to stay away if he gets a little too close, and I'm the first to run away.)
 
I have a few favorite places for naps during the day, and I love gazing out a window. Now that I'm comfortable in a home again, I spend most of my time in the living room with my family. I feel very good and happy and am ready for my forever home. Won’t you open your heart and adopt me today?