Last August, a tabby cat named Allie came to Community Cat Club in search of a better life.
She had been living in a Philadelphia office space for some time, warming every lap she came across, until the new management arrived and wanted to kick her out.
“She almost ended up in the city shelter, but happily we intervened,” Sara Sharp, the rescue’s founder, explained.
“She adores her human companions.
She has a degree in cuddling and baking biscuits.”
Allie disliked being on the adoption floor with other cats.
She was used to wandering about the office, approaching individuals and rubbing her entire body on their legs.
Because no one came to her cat condo, she was placed in a foster home.
The amiable kitty rapidly adjusted to his new surroundings.
She cuddled up to them and began to snuggle as soon as she had a room to herself and a person to keep her company.
All she wanted to do was curl up on their lap and fall asleep.
Allie has an adorable nub tail and a voracious need for attention.
She makes certain that no one is left out by filling every empty lap in the room.
“She adores pets and will rub against you for attention all day.”
