We were wrong about the cats in the cabin. You remember them? They were taken care of by a gentleman who died and the surviving mistress could not live with them because of an oncological diagnosis. We thought their beautiful looks would give them an early adoption, but it wasn't true, and the cats have been through all sorts of things. After their first vaccination, calicivirosis broke out, which meant daily care, which they didn't like at all. They didn't like it in their room either, so by the end of the treatment they were scared and pissed, they were cats used to running in the woods, not sitting in the room. In order to improve their conditions, we moved them to a more suitable room and it helped. We've been waiting a while to see what Vera's actually gonna be like, the pussy's getting a little used to it, so we can officially declare she's looking for a home. Before Vera went back to the shelter, she lived in her new home, where she probably didn't like something, so after two years of adoption, she came back to us. Of course we accepted the cat, she was just unlucky. Vera was returned with the fact that she was peeing everywhere and didn't cuddle, she didn't have that kind of trouble with us, so she must have had a conflict at home. Even so, it will take a patient and experienced family for Vera. We know Vera is a beautiful, gray pussy that makes all sorts of people interested, but we'd hate to have her back at the shelter in a few months. Vera likes more pussy when she's friends with her, makes her feel safe, so that would be good for her in her new home. Sometimes she cuddles, sometimes she's scared, she's just a sensitive pussy who needs a sensitive attitude and space to find her way to you.