Zoë

Big personality. Bigger heart. Professional snuggler.

Zoë is a one-of-a-kind cat who knows what she wants—love, attention, and a cozy spot right on your chest. This confident, chatty girl is full of sass, sweetness, and snuggles. She’ll follow you around the house, talking to you about her day (or hinting that it’s snack time), then curl up in your arms like a little stuffed animal when it’s time to relax.

Her Personality:

Playful, affectionate, and endlessly entertaining, Zoë is the perfect blend of fun and comfort. She loves wand toys, chasing little treasures she finds (like stray popcorn kernels), and “helping” you with whatever you’re doing. She’s also a top-tier cuddler—if you’re sitting or sleeping, she will find her way into your lap or arms.

Zoë can be a little opinionated (it’s part of her charm), and she’ll let you know when she disagrees—but she does it with flair. She also play-bites occasionally when she’s having fun, just her spirited way of joining in on the roughhousing.

Social Style:

Zoë is confident and adaptable. While she’ll initially act like she’s not thrilled about other animals, she will likely do just fine coexisting with cats or dogs that give her space. She is also likely to do well with respectful kids who understand her playful energy and love for snuggles.

Ideal Match:

Zoë would thrive in a home where she can be both adored and allowed to express her big personality. She’s perfect for someone who loves a cat with opinions, humor, and a whole lot of heart—and who doesn’t mind sharing their bed, because Zoë must sleep in your arms.

Why Zoë?

Because she’s the total package—beautiful, bold, loving, and full of life. Zoë isn’t just looking for a home; she’s looking for her person, the one who will listen to her stories, share their popcorn, and snuggle her every single night.

Rescue Story

Zoë was abandoned by her mom at a very young age. She couldn’t survive on the streets alone and I rescued her the first night I saw her. She was hiding under a car next to the area I fed the street cats. She was so scared and hungry. As soon as she came out of her hiding spot, I scooped her up and took her home. (via Angels with Paw Prints-Kuwait)