High Places, Low Maintenance

 My name is Winnie and I want what I want when I want it.

 Don’t get me wrong, I like people, but I must be respected and given the space I need when I need it. Everyone thinks I am so cute, yes it is true but there is more to me than just an animated adorable face.

 I am the official director of the cats at the Petsmart in Pembroke Pines. Part of my job is to allow some cats to run on top of the high cages and some not to come up at all. Controlling the high space takes time and quite a bit of energy. Sometimes I have to run from one side to the other to see what is going on.  Some cats disrespect me and try to come up without permission.

I have spent most of my life at Petsmart and unlike most of the cats there, I am ok with it. I have a purpose and a job.  I have a fan club, regular visitors and the volunteers all love me.  But I was thinking, just like a young movie star at some point you want to have a home and life of your own and I am ready for that, though I have a few special requests: 

My future home must have either tall book cases or wall units that I can roam with easy access up or down and continue my directing.  Also acceptable are cat walks (shelves on the walls used for cats to walk) with a balcony for relaxing. I prefer to have other cats that I could look down on, but a dog would be ok as well (they are so predictable.)

Our Winnie

What Winnie said about herself is true. Her forever home would have to provide her with an atmosphere that keeps her secure and that includes a high place to hang out on. She is very social, but in her own way. She loves to be with people, but not on their laps or even on the floor. Winnie loves to be spoken to, scratched and patted and she will tell you when it’s been enough. She  really is low maintenance and just needs the surroundings to help her feel secure.

Winnie has visited the Cedarwood homes and thinks they would do nicely in lieu of the high wall units or cat walks. So if you live in Cedarwood or have high places to hang out, let Winnie know and who knows…you just may win Winnies heart.